#NEW BT YOUVIEW BOX 2015 TV#
#NEW BT YOUVIEW BOX 2015 FREE#

The new box has an external power supply for the first time which means it is much smaller than earlier versions.The new YouView+ box and remote control from BT have a great new design to match the BT Home Hubs 4 and 5.

The new box still has the same hard disk drive size and the same great features as the previous box and the menu and layout is exactly the same but here are some of the key differences: This is the smallest YouView+ box yet and will be sent to new customers signing up to YouView from BT. On Sunday 23rd February, we launched the new YouView+ box from BT. Heres some useful info for those thinking of signing up with BT, they have now switched to supplying new customers with G4 boxes only. Oh, and has been previous posted, TT will be bringing out a new improved box too, as well as the retail version of the above DTR Terminator 2110. Cementing the relationship with their existing user base, which is both a sound and logical business strategy. Personally, I think TT will hit the 1m mark before BT as they are offering the choice of both a pvr and a zapper box to their customers. And TT's profits, along with BT's, are also impressive. Boost channel uptake remains flat at 25% but an increase of Sky movies On Demand hits by 72,000 over the Christmas period is also a positive jump.

#NEW BT YOUVIEW BOX 2015 TV#

But its not 167,000 net TV adds as reported above, its actually 175,000, which is an impressive figure. And they continue to go from strength to strength. On a separate note, I have been nothing but impressed by TT TV's expansion. And BT have been making huge inroads in this regard, with further net adds of 150,000. What the Sky sponsored website fails to mention is that ultimately this isn't a battle for TV subscribers, its a battle for broadband and line retail customers. There's a big race going on between TalkTalk and BT - I've a feeling this might influence the outcome. I'm really pleased - it's early days yet, but I reckon it's a bit of a game changer. We are yet to see how this will be delivered.Got mine from Argos on Saturday and I'm delighted with it.Ī big thank you gwatuk for all the information you supplied - without it I don't think I would have purchased it just yet.

#NEW BT YOUVIEW BOX 2015 FREE#

However BT will reduce this, merely promising that every participating British team will be shown free at least once a season to non-subscribers. Currently one game in every round of Champions League matches is shown on ITV, as well as some Europa League games.

Rightly calling itself the home of live football commentary on the radio, it airs commentary from 128 Premier League games as well as Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa League, Home Nations’ Internationals, and the 2014 FIFA World Cup.īut on TV the trend is for ever more costly rights deals meaning a bigger tab for fans. BBC1 will also be holding on to its Match of the Day highlights programme of Premier League games for three more years having just signed a £179.7 million deal to keep their rights.īBC Radio also has the rights to most games you would care to follow. ITV may also buy up a highlights package when the time comes.Įlsewhere. UEFA – the European game’s governing body – has insisted that some matches under the new BT deal, including both Europa and Champions League finals, are shown free-to-air which is some consolation. If you are an occasional fan you can still watch some matches on free to air there is some good news. So from 2015 and you like your football and want Premier League, Champions League and Europa Cup football you will probably be needing to subscribe to Sky and BT. But Sky has certainly had a shock with BT paying more than double what it would have been prepared to pay for the European tournaments. Whether Sky continues to dominate in the next round remains to be seen on how negotiations for the next set of games pans out. BT has the rights to 38 live Premier League matches a season, including 18 'first pick” games. It currently has rights to show 116 games a season until 2015-16. It is still the dominant partner for the Premier League and is likely to remain so.

Currently BT broadband customers have free access to its sports content but that is almost certain not to be the case by the end of this season. we're not sure what to do yet as BT hasn't said how it will charge for access to these games and nothing will change until the new deal comes into operation – but that is for the 20 seasons. Up until now it was shared by ITV and Sky, so for the first time ever a single UK broadcaster has won the exclusive live rights to the tournament. It’s a clear signal of intent from the telecoms provider, giving it all 350 matches in the Champions League and Europa League broadcast live each season from 2015 until 2018. Essentially, as you may or may not know, BT has just signed a three-year deal for European football costing £897m.

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