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Hollywood’s biggest studios and streaming services – Netflix, Disney, Amazon and the rest – have sent the UK government a message through their trade body: don’t make us help collect your TV licence fee.
The BBC’s funding is up for renegotiation. Every decade or so the government reviews the BBC’s Royal Charter – the rulebook that sets out what the corporation is, what...
Freeview, the way millions of us have watched free telly for over two decades, is heading for a steep decline – and new figures put a number on just how steep.
By 2034, Freeview could be the main service in fewer than 1 million UK homes, down from 9.7 million today. Its broadband-based successor, Freely, is forecast to climb to 10.5 million in the same period. In other...
Roku’s first UK smart projector is now on sale – and there’s a launch discount that makes it far more tempting than its standard price suggests.
The Aurzen D1R, one of two Roku-powered projectors heading to the UK, is available to buy from today (June 1) on Amazon. The recommended price is £199.99, but an early bird coupon code knocks a full £...
If you’ve settled in to watch something on ITVX through your Sky Stream or Sky Glass over the past few days, the app may have done you a strange favour: skipped straight to the ending, so you don’t have to wait around to find out what happens.
Helpful! Except, of course, nobody asked it to.
A growing number of Sky customers are reporting that ITVX on Sky Stream ...
Roku has announced the biggest change to its home screen in more than ten years – a complete rethink of the screen you see every time you turn on the telly.
The familiar grid of app icons is being pushed aside in favour of personalised recommendations, smarter shortcuts, and a more content-led design.
It’s a big moment for a company that has built its whole repu...