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The BBC's Going to Shove Up to 40 Hours of TV On iPlayer First

BT's Vision IPTV Trial Gets Anonymously Poked and Prodded -- Is This the Future of TV?

TalkTalk Squeezes Out Its Own YouView Box

BT and TalkTalk Will Roll Out Their Own YouView Boxes

Sky's New PAYG Streaming "Now TV" Service Will Pop In the Coming Two Months

Sky's Launching a New PAYG Internet TV Service in the UK Called Now TV

Sky’s really been pushing its brands online with Sky Go and even companion apps like the Sky Sports iPad app that sports “Race Control” for F1. Now it’s going the whole hog and has unveiled a brand new IPTV service called Now TV that’ll launch later this year for non-Sky subscribers. It’ll apparently give you instant access to some of Sky’s most popular content on a hopefully cheaper, pay-as-you-go tariff.

Sony's Google TV Streamer Picks Up Where the Logitech Revue Left Off

Logitech may have balked on their relationship with the Google TV platform, but Sony's new Google TV streamer is hard evidence that the company is fully committed to the Android-based IPTV ecosystem.

Google TV 2.0: Android Honeycomb. Apps. Awesome.

When Google TV arrived last year in the US, it possessed promise and potential that was never quite realised. Now Google TV 2.0 is here, armed with apps and a new content discovery system. And the search giant thinks they've got it right this time.

YouTube Rumored to Launch Their Professionally-Produced, Original Content ‘Channels’ Next Week

The Wall Street Journal expects the next generation of YouTube to begin next week with Channels, a handful of hubs focused around a particular theme that feature hours of original programming.