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Premier League matches on Sky Sports are getting two big upgrades this weekend: a new commentary that describes every move on the pitch, and live subtitles on around 210 games a season.
The commentary, Live Descriptive Audio Commentary, is a separate track for blind and partially sighted fans, much like radio commentary but alongside the TV pictures. It debuts on Satur...
BBC iPlayer could soon get its own AI assistant – and you might not have to wait long to see it.
The assistant is reportedly called “Iggy”. It would recommend programmes, summarise them for you and even talk to you in different languages.
It’s one of several ideas shown to BBC staff this week, alongside a home screen built around what you’ve watched before and a...
BT is ending free TNT Sports for a group of long-standing broadband customers, some of whom have had it since the channels were still called BT Sport. From October 16, keeping it will cost them £15 a month.
Affected customers have been getting an email titled “There’s a change to your TNT Sports Pack price”, which tells them that “the ...
Sky Stream and Sky Glass are getting something Sky spent five years telling us we didn’t need: a Record button.
Sky is currently testing Sky OS 2.0, the next big version of the software that runs its streaming TV and box, and its biggest change is a dedicated Recordings section.
Press Record on a programme, or Record Series on a show, and it get...
Britain has a brand-new TV service and a new competitor to Sky, Virgin Media, and EE TV. Vodafone TV launched today, and we can now reveal what it costs.
Prices start at £10 a month. For that, you get a small streaming box with Freely built in – the free service that streams live channels from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, 5 and more over broadband, with no aerial or satell...