StooMonster
Prominent Member
I read in a number of industry sources that the BBC is lobbying the government to create a free digital satellite platform. The Corporation has warned that the Government will miss its 2010 analogue switch-off target unless a fourth service exists alongside Freeview's digital terrestrial, Sky's digital satellite and Telewest and NTL's digital cable.
Andy Duncan, BBC director of marketing and communications, said that 'freesat' would complement the existing Sky pay-TV service and not compete with it.
I've heard a rumour that this 'freesat' lobbying is for High Definition service; as you know there's no way that Sky are doing it for the forseeable future, therefore it compliments not competes.
How does one help the BBC lobby the government to get free HD satellite?
StooMonster
Andy Duncan, BBC director of marketing and communications, said that 'freesat' would complement the existing Sky pay-TV service and not compete with it.
I've heard a rumour that this 'freesat' lobbying is for High Definition service; as you know there's no way that Sky are doing it for the forseeable future, therefore it compliments not competes.
How does one help the BBC lobby the government to get free HD satellite?
StooMonster