Freesat is approaching its planned target of launching in spring 2008. A licence has been granted for the service's electronic programme guide. The initial launch phase will focus on a targeted group of retailers - DSG, Comet, Argos and John Lewis - all of whom offer wide national coverage. Second phase retailers are yet to be confirmed. Retail prices and registered installers will be determined by individual retailers, details of which are yet to be confirmed.

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