Television Tech

Read the full announcement for Nine’s new channel. GO! launching August 9th on digital channel 99.

The Nine Network have officially announced their new Freeview channel Go! set to launch August 9th.

Network Ten post their first Australian shows on the iTunes store, with the first season of ‘Rush’ and the current season of ‘Good News Week’.

Network Ten are pushing the new season of ‘Rush’, with a strong marketing focus online and on social network Facebook.

SBS are working with a number of internet service providers to offer unmetered access to their online content.

LG Display Co. Ltd. have unveiled what they claim to be the world’s thinnest 42- and 47-inch LCD television panels.

HBO are the latest studio to be added to the iTunes TV Show store, with a collection of programming from the premium US cable network now available for download.

The long time rumoured ABC3 kids channel will be arriving before Christmas.

The second phase of the Freeview marketing campaign is set to begin this Sunday on all free-to-air channels.

Clearly the next move in the entertainment arena is 3D technology, and Japanese tech co, Mitsubishi, are going all out.

The PVR/EPG maker has pushed a new update to all US based Series3 TiVo HD sets which will put pop up ads in your pause/fast forward/rewind menus.

A new research study shows that Australians are consuming two additional hours of content online per week compared to traditional live TV and radio methods.

A war now rages over ABC3, as online and new media content threaten to overshadow the once staple centre of the Australian home.

The Nine Network will give away free ad-space to long time advertising partners, when their new digital channel launches in August.

The Seven Network finally announce their Freeview plans, with the most unique and diverse line up of content so far.

Freeview hits back at criticism, only to fuel new criticisms over the announcement that their EPG will arrive over 6-months late.