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Dec
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Election debate to go ahead
It is highly likely that a snap decision could be made by the PM Gordon Brown for a General Election. This has to happen sooner or later and when it does.. moreDec
29
BBC to bring out branded set top boxes
If the BBC gets its own way with the multi channel joint venture know as Project Canvas, and wins the final seal of approval in February, this will see the production.. moreDec
29
3D HDTV to be the star of the CES
In the world of technology, getting past the Christmas holidays does not mean the end of another year and taking it easy for a few months, because technology firms will now.. moreDec
29
HDMI 1.4 will support 3D TV
As 3D HDTV prepares to take the world of home entertainment to a different level, the technology needed to bring it all together is being developed. This requires a massive coordination of businesses and suppliers to provide components for the equipment, such as the high.. moreDec
29
3D TV glasses could cost at least £35 a pair
With different formats available to broadcasters to provide a 3D HDTV service, consumers are going to be faced with additional costs. This could mean a set top box, a new 3D HDTV enabled television and, of course, the polarised glasses that act as shutters for.. moreDec
29
Project Canvas deal may be looked at by OFT
As well as waiting for the BBC Trust to come out with its final decision on the multi channel joint venture known as Project Canvas it seems that the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) could be getting ready to have a look at the deal... moreDec
24
Top Gear most watched show through the iPlayer
Out of all the content available on the BBC’s catch up service, the iPlayer, it is Top Gear that has come through as being the most requested show, with over 1.2 million streams being requested by viewers. The results come as the iPlayer celebrates its.. moreDec
24
Dr Who is a winner in the US
The BBC has a winner on its hands with Dr Who. According to BBC America, the show has been billed as a three-parter, starting with the most recent ‘Waters of Mars’ and finishing off with the two-part ‘End of Time’. The latter will mark the.. moreDec
24
Sky advert by BT Vision is banned
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has stepped in to ban an advert placed by BT for its pay to view service, BT Vision. The advert has been called misleading as it implied that BT Vision subscribers were able to see films before subscribers to BSkyB’s.. moreDec
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