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RSS 4odYouTube presses play on Channel 4 top shows
News Channel 4 has signed a deal with YouTube to bring its flagship shows to the video-sharing site. The agreement will see programming from Channel 4's catch up service 4oD made available for free through YouTube. [16 Oct 2009]
BBC is taking tech seriously, so give it a break!
Comment The BBC is a world leader in developing innovative media technology - so cut it some slack, says Tim Ferguson. The BBC is damned if it does and damned if it doesn't when it comes to developing new technology and services for UK consumers. [31 Jul 2009]
'The web is getting into our DNA'
Comment With the average tenure of a CIO in the region of three to four years, Ian Dobb should be something of an anomaly, having headed up IT at Channel 4 for more than 10 years. But at the broadcaster his long tenure is nothing special - the... [18 Mar 2009]
Is online TV throttling broadband networks?
News The massive increase in bandwidth-heavy online TV and video content being downloaded by UK broadband users has raised questions about whether current networks can cope and who should pay for any upgrades. [28 Jan 2008]
BBC iPlayer gets Christmas bonus
News The BBC's iPlayer website saw a 14-fold increase in traffic during the festive period. From 8 December 2007 to 5 January 2008 visits to the site rocketed following its full marketing launch on Christmas Day, according to web traffic... [10 Jan 2008]
BBC, ITV and C4 team up for on-demand TV
News BBC Worldwide, ITV and Channel 4 have got together to develop a joint on-demand online media player which will play content from all three. The project - currently named Kangaroo - is pencilled in for launch at some point during 2008. [28 Nov 2007]
Leader: Time for a ceasefire in iPlayer row
Leader There has been a lot of criticism levelled at the BBC for its on-demand TV service - iPlayer - since it was unveiled back in June. The Beeb's attempt at an on-demand, online TV service has been slammed for its lack of compatibility with... [31 Jul 2007]
Leader: TV's changing channels
Leader But what does the current explosion of user-generated content and web 2.0 excitement mean for your humble television set? The surge in content found online through user-generated content sites such as YouTube and other web 2.0 favourites... [03 May 2007]
