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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
The end of SEESAW
The most recent British streaming service has now closed down probably for good. SEESAW came about when the TV Catchup kangaroo project become defunct and out of that projects ashes SEESAW was born.
SEESAW was collaboration between the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5 to show older programs to the British public online but funding problems and access to content has led them to discontinue their service
More details available at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15499876
SEESAW was collaboration between the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5 to show older programs to the British public online but funding problems and access to content has led them to discontinue their service
More details available at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15499876
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Support Assistance
Just receivd this email from Jo in Ontario who had problems with her computer
Thanks soooooo much for your help, I rebooted the computer and router and it's all working normally again. Thanks you do a fantastic job!
Jo - we aim to please!!
Thanks soooooo much for your help, I rebooted the computer and router and it's all working normally again. Thanks you do a fantastic job!
Jo - we aim to please!!
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Watch ITV "Live" direct from the UK
ITV1, ITV2, ITV3 & ITV4 now available to watch Live from the UK...
Now that Zattoo UK no longer makes available ITV shows to watch "Live" from the UK; we are pleased to let you know that there is an alternative way to watch ITV Live
Go to www.itv.com/watchitv where you can watch all four ITV channels Live - Enjoy...
Now that Zattoo UK no longer makes available ITV shows to watch "Live" from the UK; we are pleased to let you know that there is an alternative way to watch ITV Live
Go to www.itv.com/watchitv where you can watch all four ITV channels Live - Enjoy...
Teev - The UK’s catch-up TV services in one place
A new TV channel has arrived in town...
Fed up of having to flick between the various online catch-up TV services? A new website called Teev handily aggregates the latest additions to the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, 4OD and Demand Five into one website.
Now there’s no need to go trawling through the archives of each individual station. Either browse the TV content by date or use the search functionality to track down individual programmes. Easy.
www.teev.co.uk
Fed up of having to flick between the various online catch-up TV services? A new website called Teev handily aggregates the latest additions to the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, 4OD and Demand Five into one website.
Now there’s no need to go trawling through the archives of each individual station. Either browse the TV content by date or use the search functionality to track down individual programmes. Easy.
www.teev.co.uk
Channel 5 rejoins Project Canvas
Move comes just a month after Five pulled out of VOD offering over costs.
Channel 5 has rejoined Project Canvas, only a month after leaving the on-demand group saying it wouldn’t meet the costs required to get involved.
However, Five has made an about turn following its sales to media bigwig and owner of Express Newspapers, Richard Desmond. Despite slashing costs at the TV station, Desmond reckons Project Canvas is where it’s at.
"Project Canvas is set to shape the future of broadcasting," he said. "This is important to the future of Channel Five and having an open internet-connected TV platform fits closely with our plans."
Project Canvas aims to bring on-demand shows from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and now Five, to web-based TVs and the internet. The plans for the service rose out the ashes of the Ofcom-battered Project Kangaroo. Canvas is being primed for an April 2011 launch, although it faces a legal challenge from Virgin Media
Channel 5 has rejoined Project Canvas, only a month after leaving the on-demand group saying it wouldn’t meet the costs required to get involved.
However, Five has made an about turn following its sales to media bigwig and owner of Express Newspapers, Richard Desmond. Despite slashing costs at the TV station, Desmond reckons Project Canvas is where it’s at.
"Project Canvas is set to shape the future of broadcasting," he said. "This is important to the future of Channel Five and having an open internet-connected TV platform fits closely with our plans."
Project Canvas aims to bring on-demand shows from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and now Five, to web-based TVs and the internet. The plans for the service rose out the ashes of the Ofcom-battered Project Kangaroo. Canvas is being primed for an April 2011 launch, although it faces a legal challenge from Virgin Media
Monday, July 12, 2010
Five quits Project Canvas scheme
Five has pulled out of Project Canvas - the development of an internet-connected TV set-top box.
The channel, which has been put up for sale by parent company RTL, is reviewing its digital strategy and does not see the project as a priority.
Its share of the £16m scheme is likely to be funded by partners the BBC, ITV, BT, Channel 4 and TalkTalk.
The BBC Trust approved Project Canvas last month saying it offered licence fee payers "significant public value".
The service will see a range of set-top boxes available to access on-demand TV services such as the BBC iPlayer and ITVplayer.
The channel, which has been put up for sale by parent company RTL, is reviewing its digital strategy and does not see the project as a priority.
Its share of the £16m scheme is likely to be funded by partners the BBC, ITV, BT, Channel 4 and TalkTalk.
The BBC Trust approved Project Canvas last month saying it offered licence fee payers "significant public value".
The service will see a range of set-top boxes available to access on-demand TV services such as the BBC iPlayer and ITVplayer.
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