Ofcom sticks to its guns on digital radio expansion
21 Dec 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON – Ofcom has set aside objections raised by national digital radio operator Digital One to an expansion of national digital radio services.
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LONDON – Ofcom has set aside objections raised by national digital radio operator Digital One to an expansion of national digital radio services.
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LONDON – Sky is supporting the launch of its high-definition television service next year with a marketing partnership with Sony's HD products division.
LONDON - The Sci Fi channel is to screen the 1980s science fiction classic 'V' among a slate of new acquisitions for its early 2006 schedule.
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