Project's scale and complexity have put it behind revised schedule... The launch of broadband-enabled IPTV service YouView has been delayed until early 2012. YouView was originally pencilled in to go ...

LONDON — New U.K. free-to-air IPTV service, YouView — backed by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and telcos Arqiva, BT and TalkTalk — will not be up and running by its London Olympic Games deadline ...

YouView chief executive Richard Halton has today defended the delay to the BBC-led joint venture, claiming that the new IPTV platform will be "worth the wait". Speaking at the Digital TV Group (DTG) ...

YouView, the BBC-backed joint venture aimed at bringing video on-demand and web services to Freeview, has reportedly been delayed until 2012. The YouView platform was initially scheduled to launch in ...

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For the time being, BT’s YouView offering will not be capable of broadcasting Sky Sports 1, Sky Sports 2 and ESPN in the same way that BT Vision can. This is because YouView isn’t currently capable of ...

YouView’s £10 million (€12.4m) launch advertising campaign broke this weekend, as the long-delayed service attempts to convince consumers that it represents the future of TV. The launch campaign will ...

In YouView TV Ltd v Total Ltd, the High Court has dismissed an appeal by YouView, a joint venture between the BBC, ITV, BT, Channel 4, TalkTalk, Arqiva and Channel 5, which launched a ...

His experience in set-top box technology will help bring YouView project to market... IPTV joint venture YouView has unveiled Lord Alan Sugar as its new non-executive chairman, with immediate effect.

LONDON — YouView, the ambitious U.K. connected TV service backed by the BBC and British Telecom, has suffered another setback by announcing that it will not bow until next year. The venture, ...