Sky meets year-end deadline to hit 8m subscriber figure
19 Dec 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
or 13% of the population, while households with more than one box - a major target for Sky growth - have ...
Ofcom is planning to allocate a block of spectrum to a new national DAB multiplex, and three extra blocks of spectrum to local DAB multiplexes to fill gaps in current local digital coverage, which prevent approximately 11% of UK households receiving local stations via digital radio. The new national block ...
or 13% of the population, while households with more than one box - a major target for Sky growth - have ...
% increase year on year. In September, digital television was available in 65.9% of households, up from 63
revealed that 10.5% of UK households owned a DAB radio in September 2005, compared with 4.5% in September ...
.9% of households now viewing digital and quarterly Freeview box sales topping a million....,000 during the second quarter. Ofcom estimates that around 600,000 households have bought Freeview as their only source of digital viewing during the quarter, taking the total of Freeview-only households to 5.775m. The total of free-to-view households is estimated at 6.3m. Digital pay TV added just more than ...
broadband and fixed-line capability, but only just more than half of UK households can be reached with NTL ...
. This was despite the fact that Roundup was a very young brand and was far from being a household name. It didn ...
. But while the increase in household numbers is strong, revenue increases over the same period are dramatic ...
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