HDTV/3D TV News
Latest Technology News
Mar
29
Mediaset to add all-news channel
Website: Rapid TV News Italy already has 24-hour news channels from RAI and Sky Italia, as well as the usual global news channels from CNN, EuroNews, CNBC and such like. Now.. moreMar
29
Broadcast Australia protects free to air TV and digital radio
Website: Rapid TV News Digital transmission specialist Broadcast Australia has released its response to the Australian government’s digital dividend plans, warning against “locking free to air TV and digital radio into.. moreMar
29
Deadline set on Echostar’s patent dispute with TiVo
Website: Rapid TV News Leading media analyst Craig Moffett from Sanford Berstain sums up the Echostar-TiVo situation snappily, saying: “Dish is now negotiating with a gun to its head”. His comments.. moreMar
29
Apple iPad sells out on US pre-orders
Over in the States, the wi-fi version of the iPad is set for release this weekend, although customers who haven’t already pre-ordered won’t be getting the device that soon. It seems that Apple has now run out of stock for the initial launch, meaning that.. moreMar
29
Just Cause 2 takes number one spot
Sandbox action game Just Cause 2 has planted its flag at the top of the UK video game chart, as compiled by Chart Track. It’s the second number one in three weeks for publisher Square Enix, as the company also scored a hit with RPG.. moreMar
29
British broadband now a decade old
Remember the bad old days of dial-up modems? You had to listen to a symphony of beeps and crackles for thirty seconds to even connect online, and once you were there, downloading anything remotely large took the best part of a weekend… Frustrations with dial-up.. moreMar
29
Quarter of under-13s on social networking sites
Ofcom has just published the UK Children’s Media Literacy Audit report for 2009, and it has thrown up some worrying statistics. The major one being that 25% of eight to twelve-year-olds have signed up to social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace or Bebo. This.. moreMar
29
Times website will have paywall
It’s official… Rupert Murdoch has finally made the move to a subscription model with his Times and Sunday Times websites. The so-called paywall will be erected come June, and the cost of reading The Times online will then become £2 per week, or you can.. moreMar
29
