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It seems that Virgin Media cable customers are not going to have access to BT Sport on the cable TV platform.

While some firms are using Hollywood stars conga dancing on a roof or cats that want to be more like dogs, the Sky versus BT sports subscription war appears to be more old fashioned.

It looks likely that a deal is about to be struck between BT Sport adding Virgin Media cable TV to the already large matrix of methods people can access BT Sport.

Google may have announced a $35 streaming device, but Sky with its new £10 device has beaten the price with room to spare.

The launch of BT Sport is very close, but you could still be forgiven for thinking the channel should be called BT Football, but there will be rugby and tennis too.

At last we have the proper text of the policy announcement, rather than leaked snippets which ends with the Prime Minister stating 'I want Britain to be the best place to raise a family. A place where your children are safe.'

The UK is showing signs of maturing as the level of control imposed at the central level starts to resemble that of other forms of information delivery from books to video tape. David Cameron has announced a new code of practice for the largest broadband providers such that people who pay no heed to sign-up messages will have Internet filters enabled by default.

Testimonial matches are usually something you here about after the fact, but there is now a chance to watch the Rio Ferdinand match on August 9th for free.

BT Sport is adding another 30 live matches a season with the signing of a two year deal with the Football Conference.

While the House of Commons has been debated parental controls and how far we should or should not go to protect children from illegal and legal content on the Internet it is perhaps time to highlight some of the options available.