Author Archives: David Allen

 

Jul
23

ITV creates new sci-fi series

ITV is producing a new and exciting science fiction fantasy drama series called The Oaks, which follows a house over the last fifty years, as well as the families that live.. more
Jul
23

BBC News website to stay

The BBC News website redesign has had a mixed response, but overall it would seem that the visitors to the site do not like its new design and they have been.. more
Jul
22

BBC has Stig double trouble

Jul
22

No free Scotland matches until 2013

There will be no free TV access to the international football games played by Scotland for fans until at least 2013. They will have to subscribe to Sky Sports to watch their team play at home. This is yet another sporting event that would have.. more
Jul
22

No Ashes for the BBC

It seems that the Ashes cricket tournament will remain on Sky Sports at least until the end of the current contracts. This is bad news for the cricket fans who do not subscribe to Sky Sports. Yet on the other hand, for the governing bodies.. more
Jul
22

Top Up TV to offer Sky Sports

As the contest to sign up sports fans hots up, the latest platform to join in the battle to provide Sky Sports 1 and 2 to the consumer is Top Up TV, the service that allows Freeview viewers to subscribe to premium content. The provider.. more
Jul
22

Contract free broadband from Plusnet

Consumers looking for the freedom to move from one internet service provider to another, with no ties or contracts, may be interested in the new service being offered by Plusnet. The ISP has begun a nationwide marketing campaign to show the consumer that it is.. more
Jul
22

BT backs Olympic art project

The broadband, television and phone service provider BT, will be playing its part in the run up to the London Olympics by supporting a new project telling the stories of inspirational people involved in the build up to the event. BT has provided funding for.. more
Jul
22

BSkyB and VM deal looked at by OFT

Jul
22

Dorset demands faster broadband

There are plenty of organisations around representing business and the public when it comes to faster and more reliable broadband services, such as the Dorset Chamber of Commerce & Industry, which is demanding faster broadband for the county. To bolster its demands, the organisation has.. more