HC
PSB broadcasters (BBC1 and 2, ITV, 4 and 5) as defined by Ofcom, have to be in the first 5 slots of any EPG platform.
That's why when the former owner of Channel 5 was mulling over removing Channel 5's PSB requirements, if that happened they would loose the right to sit in the 5/105 slot, and probably end up somewhere around where the HD version was, and where the 5 USA/5Star channels were in the EPG's.
That's why when the former owner of Channel 5 was mulling over removing Channel 5's PSB requirements, if that happened they would loose the right to sit in the 5/105 slot, and probably end up somewhere around where the HD version was, and where the 5 USA/5Star channels were in the EPG's.
NJ
Happy Bedtime reading:
https://corporate.sky.com/documents/about-sky/regulatory-information/method-for-allocating-listings-in-skys-epg-effective-from-28-may-2015.pdf
How much it costs the broadcasters to get listed on Sky (this is from 2014, it gives a good idea if nothing else):
https://corporate.sky.com/documents/about-sky/policies/bskyb-and-sssl-published-price-list.pdf
And for completeness, everything you want to know direct from the horse's mouth:
https://corporate.sky.com/about-sky/other-information/regulatory-information
What's that? Oh, you're welcome.
Neil Jones
Founding member
Is there a public link to the EPG guidelines?
Happy Bedtime reading:
https://corporate.sky.com/documents/about-sky/regulatory-information/method-for-allocating-listings-in-skys-epg-effective-from-28-may-2015.pdf
How much it costs the broadcasters to get listed on Sky (this is from 2014, it gives a good idea if nothing else):
https://corporate.sky.com/documents/about-sky/policies/bskyb-and-sssl-published-price-list.pdf
And for completeness, everything you want to know direct from the horse's mouth:
https://corporate.sky.com/about-sky/other-information/regulatory-information
What's that? Oh, you're welcome.
DO
I suspect it was also seen flying backwards at times. But only over the courts.
MR
The answer is here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/french-open-plane-shadow-flying-5806511
http://i3.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article5806495.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/GettyImages-169599162.jpg
I suspect it was also seen flying backwards at times. But only over the courts.
The answer is here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/french-open-plane-shadow-flying-5806511
http://i3.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article5806495.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/GettyImages-169599162.jpg
TL
Toby Lerone
Last night the final Northern Ireland friendly was live on BBC Two NI before Euro 2016 begins and BBC NI debuted their new studio which is the same studio used for BBC Newsline albeit relit and the screens had pictures of the team rather than shots of Belfast. Here it is from Stephen Watson's twitter. I assume this studio will probably be used for Ulster Rugby away matches from the start of the 2016-17 Pro12 season as well.
Enjoying the craic with these two in our new Match of the Day studio. @KeithGillespie7 @NorthernIreland #DareToDream pic.twitter.com/UA4rdEJGcE
— Stephen Watson (@winkerwatson1) June 4, 2016
DV
Noticed in the ITV buildup to the French Open final they played in a clip of him winning the final in Rome from a couple of weeks ago, with the Sky Sports commentary rather than the world feed.
Murray absolutely hates that aeroplane camera by the way, he complains about it being a distraction when it's moving while he serves.
Murray absolutely hates that aeroplane camera by the way, he complains about it being a distraction when it's moving while he serves.
DV
German Bundesliga Domestic Rights
Eurosport break Sky's monopoly gaining 43 live fixtures from 17/18 in the latest rights announcement
Eurosport break Sky's monopoly gaining 43 live fixtures from 17/18 in the latest rights announcement
HC
Just for clarification when talking about Eurosport and rights held by 'Sky'.
This is the German domestic tv rights?
This is the German domestic tv rights?
