Category: Content

The existing TV Licence rules mean if you just watch catch-up TV on iPlayer no Licence is needed and with increasing numbers doing this to reduce expenditure it seems as part of changes in how the over-75's free licences are handled this exemption may vanish.

The need for decent broadband has been given another leg up as the BBC Trust has more or less signed off on BBC Three moving to an online only channel.

If the Conservatives are returned to power Internet Service Providers may find they gain a much more pivotal role in the banning of online pornography, according to new proposals by Culture and Media Secretary Sajid Javid.

The annual price rise event for Sky TV packages is on us again, but at least the entry level Original bundle escapes this set of rises.

Content is king and securing that content has BT and Sky spending absurd amounts of money to secure the rights to broadcast football games.

4K video may be the driver for broadband speeds in excess of 30 Mbps if households are to be able to stream more one video at a time.

Amongst the usual consumer advice, BBC programme Rip Off Britain has taken a look at an issue featured in their mail bag a lot, which is broadband speeds.

Amazon has launched its subscription service for books in the UK at £7.99 per month, with a one month trial to tempt people in.

NOW TV has never been a cheap platform for viewing sport at £9.99 per day, but the new weekly sports pass may help to change that.

Parental controls are nothing new but pressure from lobbyists has lead to pressure from Number 10 to implement new systems and a new Ofcom report details the measures and the poor uptake to date.