June 28, 2010
Arqiva planning 3D tests
by David Allen

The company behind digital TV in the UK, Arqiva, is currently working on a test that would make 3D television services available to the UK’s terrestrial broadcasters.
Initially the testing would take place using a closed user group, possibly in London, although Arqiva has yet to apply to the regulator Ofcom for a Test & Development licence to broadcast 3D trial signals.
The likely candidate for a terrestrial 3D channel will be the BBC as it has the capacity and the funding to pay for such a service, should it become viable in the future.
At the moment, only the satellite broadcaster BSkyB has a purpose built 3D channel available, but with the lack of content, the chance of consumers rushing out to buy 3D Ready TVs is limited.
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