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Google News: Sky+ Rolls Out New Catch-Up Service
[World Screen] - More than 9 million Sky subscribing homes have the Sky+ PVR. Users can now access the seven-day Catch Up TV, featuring Sky's own shows as well as content from the ITV Player and Demand 5. This fall, BBC iPlayer will be added, followed by 4oD in early
Future of European club rugby high on agenda at Rugby Football Union meeting
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Even if the tournament structure debate can be solved by rugby's politicians, it could well need a court to decide whether BT or Sky own the broadcasting rights to a new competition. At present, there is not even a tournament beyond the season.
Google News: BT turns defence into attack
[Financial Times] - But many analysts also see the purchase of the rugby rights as a way of gaining an extra bargaining chip in future negotiations over Sky's own sports channels. Last month, a competition tribunal reversed a mandatory wholesale deal that had forced Sky
Sky to rebrand Anytime and Anytime+ as On Demand
www.cable.co.uk
[Cable.co.uk] - Programming from Demand 5, ITV Player and Sky's own channels will feature on Catch Up TV, while BBC iPlayer will be introduced shortly after the launch. "You won't need to gather around your laptop to recap the week's best shows. They'll be available
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