Archive for June, 2009


Wimbledon Goes Online and Interactive

Its that time of year again. Strawberries and cream, Champagne. And of course the Wimbledon Tennis Finals. And this year the BBC are pushing the boat out when it comes to online and interactive coverage. The BBC have revealed their plans for an interactive, high definition, mobile and online catch up tv bonanza. For a [...]

New Free Online Movie Service Epix Coming Soon

After seeing the success of online TV, the movie companies want some internet TV action too. The studios concerned including Lionsgate, Paramount and the mighty MGM are working on a currently beta Epix internet platform for showing movies. Currently in the planning stage, the project will include a TV station complete with sister internet site [...]

Channel 4 Releasing 4,000 Hours Of Catch up TV Online

British Broadcaster, Channel 4 have released to the Online TV watching public a massive 4,000 plus hours of content. This is the first time a TV channel has released its back catalogue for on demand viewing Online viewers can now watch every episode of classic TV shows such as Father Ted, Queer As Folk, Shameless, [...]

Is Internet TV A Step Backwards?

Some people are saying that watching TV streams on a PC screen is a step backwards and why would anyone want to watch TV online? Having to wait whilst a TV stream loads, watching it on a tiny screen, having to be connected to the net. Why do it? However, in contradiction to this argument, [...]

Hulu Considering Charging For Internet TV

Just as everyone gets used to watching all that high quality premium Hulu TV streaming content, comes news that they may start charging for it! Chief Digital Officer from News Corp, Jonathan Miller has been talking of the dreaded subscription charges for Hulu. The Online TV giant have not announced anything officially but considering News [...]

Youtube release app for big screen video watching

Youtube have released a new interface called YouTube XL designed for simple easy viewing of internet TV and videos across a range of devices. Just a few days after Hulu released their new downloadable desktop application (Hulu on desktop), Google have hit back with a browser based version of the top video site making viewing [...]