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BBC to switch off all SD satellite channels23rd November 2022
ITV2/3/4 HD FTA8th November 2022
Successful launch of EUTELSAT HOTBIRD 13F satellite15th October 2022
PBS America has launched on Freeview Play13th October 2022- ITV will rebrand main channel as ITV15th October 2022
Channel 4 HD coming to 10424th September 2022
ITV Hub will soon no longer be available on some Freesat devices24th September 2022
Freeview channel changes & closures30th June 2022
“Protect traditional TV & radio” say the British people as Broadcast 2040+ campaign launches23rd June 2022
Freesports to leave Freeview23rd June 2022
Jun 12 2018
FCC repeals US net neutrality
The Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to eliminate the U.S. government’s net neutrality rules, opening the door for telecom giants like AT&T, Charter, Comcast* and Verizon to block or slow down access to websites and prioritize their own music, movies and other content offerings over their competitors. Under the leadership of Chairman Ajit Pai […]
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By Expat • United States • Tags: Federal Communications Commission, Net Neutrality