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Sky Q adds BBC Sounds app
by Andy Bassett
The BBC Sounds app now brings live radio broadcasts, music mixes and podcasts to Sky Q customers in the UK.
Virgin Media has announced a range of services available at no charge including some pay TV plus additional mobile data, minutes and texts to help with access to learning resources, staying connected and keeping entertained during the latest lockdown.
The world’s largest TV and film streaming service, Netflix, is increasing prices, and for UK customers on the top tier this will mean a rise to £13.99 per month.
Just before Christmas, Disney announced that Star, its international version of Hulu, would be rolling out to Disney+ subscribers outside the US on Feb 23rd. It’s now revealed some of the lineup that will bring more mature viewing to the streaming service.
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