Arqiva lands BBC content and a sales house for SeeSaw launch
02 Dec 2009 | by Sara Kimberley
LONDON - SeeSaw, the online TV service born of the remnants of Project Kangaroo, has secured BBC
The video-on-demand platform, which is owned by broadcast technology company Arqiva and uses the technology acquired from Project Kangaroo, will run BBC content including Doctor Who, That Mitchell Webb Look and classic dramas including Cranford and Lark Rise to Candleford. SeeSaw, which has yet to set a ...
LONDON - SeeSaw, the online TV service born of the remnants of Project Kangaroo, has secured BBC
, developments next year could spell the end of the road for TV's walled garden. The rebirth of the Kangaroo ...
. ( Media Week ) SeeSaw , the soon-to-launch VoD service based on Project Kangaroo technology, has ...
and Project Kangaroo successor, SeeSaw....intended for the now defunct Project Kangaroo , which was blocked by the Competition Commission earlier ...
to disconnect people accused of illegal filesharing as a "kangaroo court" and is running an ad to encourage
. SeeSaw, which will use technology originally intended for the defunct Project Kangaroo, formed part of the assets Arqiva acquired in July from the Project Kangaroo backers, ITV, BBC Worldwide and Channel 4. Arqiva is understood to have paid about 8m to buy the assets of Project Kangaroo, which was blocked from ...
their efforts to build fences around it. From the Competition Commission's bungled review of Kangaroo, the BBC ...
Project Kangaroo....will retain that name, which formed part of the Project Kangaroo assets Arqiva acquired in July from ITV, BBC ... is understood to have paid in the region of 8m to buy the assets of Project Kangaroo, which was blocked from ...
by Kangaroo. "The reality is the void has already been filled by a home-grown service: Blinkbox. We are UK ...
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