The Scotsman:Switchover fear as screening of experts hit by poor reception
WITH less than 12 months before Scotland begins the switchover to digital television, it has emerged that just one person in the country is officially registered to install the new technology. The Scotsman:First viewers in digital switch
A COMMUNITY yesterday became the first in the UK to switch over completely to digital television when 25,000 households in Whitehaven and the surrounding area in Cumbria had all analogue channels switched off at 3:27am. The Scotsman:BSkyB dishes up 83,000 new customers
BSKYB, the satellite broadcaster and media group, said today it added 83,000 net new customers to its pay-TV service in the first quarter. The Scotsman:Tuning in to a new TV service? Now you have several options
THE digital switchover in the UK has begun, so before you lose your signal, check out how to convert, says ALASTAIR JAMIESON The Scotsman:Whistle blows on illegal pub TV
TELEVISION and football chiefs have launched a crackdown on hundreds of Scottish pubs and clubs who draw in huge crowds by showing major games without paying a penny to the broadcasters. The Scotsman:Tory plea on 'wasteful' TV set-top boxes
THE Government is being challenged to make sure the switch-over to digital television does not mean a surge in energy use. The Scotsman:Branson: Murdoch's tactics will backfire
SIR Richard Branson has revealed he is willing to discuss buying Virgin Radio and accused BSkyB's James Murdoch of "using the might of his empire to make smaller competitors kowtow to his decisions". The Scotsman:UK homes switch on to digital TV
FOUR out of five UK homes now have digital TV. Ofcom said 870,000 households made the switch in the first three months of the year, taking the total to just over 20 million. The Scotsman:Murdoch aims Sky high as he goes for the churn
JAMES Murdoch leaves grumbling of nepotism behind as he tackles cancellation rates at BSkyB. He talks to The Scotsman's Fergus Sheppard on a visit to an Uddingston call centre. The Scotsman:Sky and Virgin case could set a precedent
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