Freeview's Pick TV to become Sky entertainment taster channel every Thursday

Sky Thursday will run for 12 weeks on Pick TV (Freeview channel 11) for four hours and feature Sky's biggest hitters, including Stella, Modern Family and Boardwalk Empire. It's the first time non-pay TV viewers will be able to see programs from Sky1.

Sky shows including Modern Family, Game of Thrones, Stella and Touch will be free to watch every Thursday via Pick TV on Freeview, Freest and Virgin. Sky Thursday’s launches tonight with four hours of shows including Bradley Wiggins: A Year in Yellow.

Sky shows including Modern Family, Game of Thrones, Stella and Touch will be free to watch every Thursday via Pick TV on Freeview, Freest and Virgin.

Sky Thursday’s launches tonight with four hours of shows including Bradley Wiggins: A Year in Yellow and Elementary, from 7pm.

The selection includes shows from Sky’s entertainment channels: Sky One, Sky Living, Sky Arts and Sky Atlantic.

Game of Thrones: he's for the chop.

Other highlights include celebs-talk-history documentary The British, Twilight cash-in Teen Wolf, and luxury hotel promo Richard E Grant - Hotel Secrets.

The showcase evenings continue until Thursday, April 11, 2013, on Freeview channel 11, Freesat channel 144, Virgin Media channel 180 and Sky channel 152.

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Premier League channel on Freeview

BT plans to make a dedicated Premier League channel available across a wide network of platforms, including Freeview and You View, following its shock acquisition of rights to 38 games a season.

Free-to-air homes will be able to enter an unlock code to access the subscription channel, which will be broadcast via DTV as well as broadband. BT is yet to confirm pricing for its 38-match-per-season package.

BT, which yesterday agreed a three-year deal to pay £246m per season for Premier League rights is keen to ensure wide distribution for the channel and is understood to have kicked off initial talks about wholesale deals with platform providers Sky and Virgin Media.

You View is also being earmarked as a likely route to market for the channel, with customers who access the IPTV service via BT’s broadband network likely to benefit from seeing it bundled into subscription packages.


The service will also be streamed via BT Vision, BT’s existing IPTV platform, which has attracted 679,000 subscribers.

BT’s chief executive Ian Livingston said: “BT is already investing £2.5bn in fibre broadband. Securing Premier League rights fits naturally with this, as consumers increasingly want to buy their broadband and entertainment services from a single provider.”

BT currently produces a football dedicated website, Life’s A Pitch, which includes a small amount of Vo D content, but will ramp up its production significantly ahead of the launch of its Premier League channel.

 The business, led by head of production Fergus Garber and head of sport Steve Norris, is likely to kick off a hunt for production partners capable of producing top quality live football coverage shortly.

As with Sky’s recently launched dedicated F1 channel, BT’s Premier League channel is likely to include a range of archive, magazine and analytical programming. 

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STV wins local TV licences for Glasgow and Edinburgh

STV is the product used by both ITV licensees in Northern and Primary Scotland, formerly known as Grampian Tv (now legallySTV North) and Scottish Tv (now lawfully STV Central). The product was implemented on Wednesday 30 May 2006 changing both franchises' details. Its placement, identification and product recommendations were designed by Elmwood Design's Glasgow workplace. The STV marketing was formerly used by Scottish Tv from around 1970 to Aug 1985. Both licensees are possessed by STV Group plc.

he Glasgow-based organization, which already operates the primary Route 3 assistance available across most of Scotland, will start delivering on the new ultra-local Freeview programs – ETV in Glasgow and GTV in Glasgow – by Oct. A set up development...

STV will start delivering on the new ultra-local Freeview programs – ETV in Glasgow and GTV in Glasgow – by Oct n

Broadcaster STV has properly secured the first two available Freeview permits in Scotland to offer regional television night transmitted content.

The Glasgow-based organization, which already operates the primary Route 3 assistance available across most of Scotland, will start delivering on the new ultra-local Freeview programs – ETV in Glasgow and GTV in Glasgow – by Oct.

A set up development routine posted to Ofcom by STV reveals 30 minutes “news summary” to be transmitted at 6pm – one time STV Information at Six programming on Route 3.

A further 30 minutes of regional news, transmitted under the banner ads Glasgow Stay and Glasgow Stay, will transmit news “updates” from 7pm and again at 8pm and 9pm.

Bobby Hani, home of programs at STV, said: “The example routine is topic to modify when we get on air, but of course, we already run a TV assistance for Glasgow and Glasgow, and having a second assistance indicates that we will be competitive for viewers.

“However, I think that will be an entirely different viewers, and there is space for everyone.

“There will be some distributed content. What we said in our program to Ofcom was we already have a news collecting team within STV, and the new solutions from GTV and ETV will be able to percentage content from those solutions.

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BBC One Scotland to be available in High Definition

What is being described by BBC Scotland home, Ken MacQuarrie (pictured), as a “watershed moment” – in a memo to team – the new assistance will be available on satellite tv, wire and Freeview: Sky Route 143, Freesat 108, Virgin mobile 108 and Freeview 101.

BBC One Scotland is to become available in Great Meaning structure, from Thursday, such as programs such as its leading information concept, Confirming Scotland.

What is being described by BBC Scotland home, Ken MacQuarrie (pictured), as a “watershed moment” – in a memo to team – the  new assistance will be available on satellite tv, wire and Freeview: Sky Route 143, Freesat 108, Virgin mobile 108 and Freeview 101.

Says BBC, “a retune is needed if you get your indication from Caldbeck or Selkirk transmitter categories (Scottish Borders), to allow you to proceed getting Freeview HD solutions. Most electronic devices should upgrade and get the channel instantly, but to help audiences during this interval an on-screen concept will be shown.”

Continues MacQuarrie, in the memo: “This is a watershed time that we have been operating toward since the starting of Hawaiian Quay and we are now, for all intents and requirements, the BBC’s first completely end-to-end, file-based HD service.”

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Freeview HD Channels in UK

With two programs (BBC HD and ITV1 HD) Freeview HD finished a "technical launch" on 2 Dec 2009 from Winter Mountain (as a complete energy service) and Amazingly Building (as a decreased energy short-term service) and functions on multiplex BBC B (aka Multiplex B or PSB3) from that time frame in areas that switched-over on or after that time frame, with the assistance arriving to all areas by the end of 2012.

 Route 4 HD started analyze programming on 25 Goal 2010 with an cartoon caption, before its complete release on 30 Goal 2010, coinciding with the professional release of Freeview HD. S4C Clirlun released on 30 Apr 2010 in Wales, where Route 4 HD will not transmitted. STV HD released in Scotland, where ITV1 HD does not transmitted, on 6 July 2010. S4C Clirlun shut on 1 Dec 2012, enabling Route 4 HD to start transmitting in Wales. Five HD was due to release during 2010 but was incapable to arrive at 'key criteria' to keep its port. Extra allowance on multiplex B was passed over to the BBC, two decades from the time frame when it was expected that further potential on multiplex B would return to the management of the BBC Believe in. On 3 Nov 2010, BBC One HD released on Freeview HD. It is available moreover to the current BBC HD channel, which is constantly on the display the "best of the rest" of the BBC in HD. The BBC Believe in acknowledged that specialized and economical restrictions as of 2010 avoid extra modifications.

Until 17 Oct 2011, the Commercial Community Service TV stations had to be able to implement to Ofcom to offer an extra HD assistance from between 28 Nov 2011 and 1 Apr 2012. Route 5 HD was the only candidate, with the aim of releasing in springtime or beginning summer time 2012. On 15 Dec 2011, Route 5 decreased its bid to take the fifth port after being incapable to take care of "issues of professional importance". Topic to any upcoming Ofcom choice to re-advertise the port, the potential will stay with the BBC and can be used by it for BBC solutions or solutions offered by a third celebration via a professional agreement. The BBC momentarily used the area to transmit a high-definition simulcast of their primary Freeview red key nourish through the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, followed by a channel from Route 4 for the 2012 Summer Paralympics.

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