The BBC has announced the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks:
--Public Beta of iPlayer on Freesat Launches, iPlayer to Be Available through Samsung Internet@TV
 The BBC has announced the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks
--Highlights Include "Doctor Who" Commentary, Bon Jovi Performance, Elton John Interview
The BBC has announced the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service over Christmas and into the new year:
--Claims Over 11 Million Viewers Press Red Each Week
--UK Round-Up: SeeSaw, Simon Cowell, Clearcast
The BBC said Tuesday that 2009 has been the most successful year to date for its BBC Red Button interactive TV service, with an average of over 11 million viewers pressing the red button each week, and with more content launched through the service than ever before.
--Viewers Invited to Create Trailers for "Digital Revolution"
--BBC in Archive MOU with British Library
--November Record for iPlayer
The BBC has announced the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service this week:
--BBC Develops MOLE for Live Red-Button Events
--Informational Web Site Launched for Project Canvas
--FCC Seeks Info on How STB's Might Encourage Viewing of Broadband Video
--UK Broadcaster Five in Deal to Offer Full-Length Programs on YouTube
--SAMBA Project Uses Interactive TV to Deliver Interactive Communications to Remote Communities
Here is a round-up of some other interactive TV-related stories we didn't have room for in this issue:
--BBC Round-Up: Freesat iPlayer to Beta-Launch December 7th, Canvas Delays, No iPlayer on Xbox
The BBC has announced the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond:
--New Version of BBC iPlayer Launched on Nintendo Wii
The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond:
The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond (note: this is the first time that the BBC has released its red-button schedule since announcing that it would be making significant cuts to Freeview red-button services in order to prepared for the launch of HD):
 The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond:
--BBC to Offer One-Off "Casualty" Webisode via Web, Mobile and Red Button
--BBC Worldwide Exec Discusses Plans for iPlayer-Like Paid VOD Service for International Markets
--Boxee App for Justin.TV Launches
--McObject Launches Database System for EPG's
--Interactive Video Company, PermissionTV, Changes Name to VisibleGains, Focuses on B2B
--Web-to-TV Browser Company, Personal Web Systems, Raises $1.2 Million
--JD Power Survey Finds Increased DVR Usage, Slightly Lower VOD Usage
--Qualcomm's FLO TV Launches Dedicated Mobile TV Device
--ScanScout Launches New Interactive Video Ad Unit
--India's NDTV Selects Tata Communications' BitGravity-Powered LiveBroadcast Streaming Service
--TiVo's Tom Rogers Delivers MIPCOM Keynote on Connected TV
Here is a round-up of some other interactive TV-related stories we didn't have room for in this issue:
The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond:
--Arqiva to Name its Kangaroo-Derived VOD Service "SeeSaw"
--BBC Officially Launches Revamped CBeebies Red-Button Interactive TV Service
--BBC Trust Launches Review of Red Button Services, and BBC One, Two and Four
--Brightline Interactive TV Advertising Campaigns Win Two Awards
--Cox Rolls out ShowRunner VOD Software in Orange County
--Dailymotion in Broadband Video Distribution Partnership with Conduit
--Deutsche Telekom Interactive TV Award Deadline Extended to October 18th
--Espial Trumpets MediaBase VOD Performance with Intel Solid State Drivers, Xeon 5500 Processors
--Will Flannery, VP of Advanced Services at Fox Cable, Dead at 38
--Hand Eye Technologies Showcases its Interactive TV Platform at DEMOfall
--Livestream Launches "Satellite Television Truck in a Backpack"
--MySpace Said to Be Teaming with Hulu on New Broadband Video Service
--Philips in OTT Partnership with Global Digital Broadcast
--Project Canvas Set-Tops to Be in Stores by 2010, BBC Exec Claims
--Sonic Solutions in Multi-Year Over-the-Top Deal with Blockbuster
--TiVo: Data Show Most Popular Programs Often Suffer Most Ad Skipping
--Videon Central-RCDb Partnership Targets Internet-Connected Blu-Ray Disc Players
Here is a round-up of other interactive TV-related news stories we didn't have room for in this issue:
The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next two weeks and beyond:
The BBC announced last week the line-up of content that will be available through its red-button interactive TV service for the next three weeks. Here are the highlights:
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