The BBC has already spent close to £1m of the £6m it has budgeted for building Project Canvas over five years – and the internet-enabled television service has not yet been approved. By Amanda Andrews, Media Editor If Project... [read full story]
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BBC Trust reveals bill for joint digital TV venture between BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT Project Canvas, the joint venture from the BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT to bring on-demand programming to digital TV viewers with...
Wednesday, November 4 2009, 18:00 GMT By Andrew Laughlin, Technology Reporter The BBC Trust has revealed that joint venture Project Canvas, which aims to create a new open standard for IP-connected TV devices, will cost over...
You'll no doubt recognise the face above as belonging to Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC's technology correspondent who can be found posting most days of the week on the dot.life blog. Rory made it into last week's Round up with his...
By Tim Bradshaw, Digital Media Correspondent Any media or telecoms company will soon be able to join Project Canvas, the joint-venture led by the BBC, ITV and BT to bring internet video to the television set. The proposal...
The BBC is abandoning its stipulation that public service broadcasters (PSBs) should control a majority of shares in its proposed Canvas open IPTV VOD platform. The initial July proposal to the BBC Trust had said Canvas would...
BBC Trust reveals bill for joint digital TV venture between BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT Project Canvas, the joint venture from the BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT to bring on-demand programming to digital TV viewers with...
BBC Trust reveals bill for joint digital TV venture between BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT Project Canvas, the joint venture from the BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT to bring on-demand programming to digital TV viewers with...
The BBC's Project Canvas IPTV open standard will cost £115.6m (US$191m) to run over a four-year period and considerably more to the UK pubcaster than previous estimates suggested should only four partners be involved.
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