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The return of the prestigious Broadcast Awards for 2023, celebrating the best in British TV programmes, talent and channels has witnessed a celebratory night for the united national broadcaster the BBC which collected eight wins.
Barely a week after Digital UK - the parent company of DTT service Freeview and sister free satellite twin Freesat – announced that it was to operate under the name of Everyone TV, the new free TV platform operator has appointed TV industry stalwart Erik Huggers as its new chairman.
As part of a process that it says will lead the evolution of free services in the streaming age, Digital UK - the parent company of DTT service Freeview and sister free satellite twin Freesat - is now to operate under the name of Everyone TV.
In a massive volte face bringing much relief to the country’s creative community, the UK government is calling a halt on its controversial privatisation of the UK’s fourth largest broadcaster Channel 4.
The first tennis Grand Slam of 2023 from Australia will hit Warner Bros. Discovery Sports screens across Europe live and exclusively in January on the discovery+ streaming service, Eurosport and the Eurosport App.
Just as the curtains are set to rise on CES 2023, the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) has announced a new range of consumer accessory receivers supporting the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting standard and that 66 markets are now live with service.
Much to the delight of those in English regions who have to date had to switch back to standard-definition versions of local programming at various times of the day, BBC One is to offer all broadcast content in high definition across the country from early 2023.
The momentum for NextGen TV, powered by the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting standard, is growing with the leading television stations serving the Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson markets beginning broadcasting with the new digital broadcast technology.