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  • Sky dominance not a problem says watchdog

    August 2, 2012

    SKY’S exclusive movie rights do not create a monopoly in the pay-TV market, the government’s media watchdog ruled yesterday, in a major victory for the broadcaster. Despite Sky enjoying special deals with major Hollywood studios, the arrival of online streaming services Netflix and Lovefilm into the market has loosened Sky’s grip, the competition commission declared. [...]

  • BSkyB cleared on pay-TV movie dominance

    August 2, 2012

    Broadcaster BSkyB’s strong position in movies does not adversely affect Britain’s pay-TV retail market, a competition watchdog said this morning, pointing to increased choice with the arrival of new entrants Lovefilm and Netflix. “Sky Movies, which currently offers the first pay movies of all the big Hollywood studios, is not a sufficient driver of subscribers’ [...]

  • Hotmail to hit the trash as Microsoft rebrands its email

    August 2, 2012

    Hotmail has become something of a bad joke among the tech community, lacking the polish or technological nous of rivals like Google’s Gmail. Now, as Microsoft prepares for its biggest product overhaul since Windows 95, it is ditching the name in favour of “Outlook.com” and revamping the interface to tie in with its new Windows [...]

  • LOVEFILM ADDS MIRAMAX FILMS TO CATALOGUE

    July 31, 2012

    Lovefilm has announced a tie-up with studio Miramax to bring a roster of titles including Kill Bill (pictured), Pulp Fiction and Bridget Jones’s Diary to its on-demand film streaming service. The Amazon-owned business needs to expand its online catalogue in the wake of Sky’s move into online movie streaming with the launch of its Now [...]

  • Summer in grand style at Stockholm’s stateliest hotel

    July 29, 2012

    SWEDEN has a wintry reputation: reindeer and igloos; massive cable knit sweaters with dorky prints and, of course, a depressing lack of daylight. But winter’s flipside is, in my view, the more compelling reason to visit. A 2AM sunrise, green fields and summer houses and lakes, sailing, country pursuits of all types, rolling in the [...]

  • Broadband and phone deals lift BSkyB earnings

    July 26, 2012

    BSKYB posted record profits yesterday, as the broadcaster revealed plans to spend £500m on buying back shares. The pay-TV company added just 300,000 extra customers in the past year, but boosted income by signing up existing subscribers to its broadband and telephone deals. Sky also announced it was launching a £30m campaign to promote Now [...]

  • TalkTalk battles Sky with pay-TV service

    July 26, 2012

    BUDGET broadband provider TalkTalk bid to take on Sky, Virgin Media and BT yesterday as it unveiled plans to launch a pay-TV service in tandem with the newly released YouView set-top box. The company also appointed Sony chairman Sir Howard Stringer to its board as it said it lost 19,000 customers in the quarter to [...]

  • Spain faces bigger problems than its bankrupt regions

    July 26, 2012

    OVER the past week, the crisis in Spain has reached a critical level. Fortunately, thanks to hints of further European Central Bank (ECB) intervention from ECB President Mario Draghi yesterday, the situation has abated somewhat. Unfortunately, this relief will probably only be temporary – not only because Draghi’s comments are unlikely to be followed up [...]

  • Carnwath leaves Barclays as Del Missier gets £8.8m

    July 25, 2012

    EMBATTLED bank Barclays suffered another significant loss yesterday as a third board member resigned in the wake of mounting turmoil following the devastating Libor scandal. Non-executive director Alison Carnwath left the bank after almost two years on the board citing time pressures, as she holds numerous other directorships across the City. Although she has not [...]

  • Green regrets HSBC failings but will stay on

    July 24, 2012

    TRADE minister Lord Green yesterday admitted that he “regrets” HSBC’s failures in relation to alleged money laundering while he was in charge of the bank – but says he has no intention of resigning. As HSBC’s former chairman and chief executive, Green has come under pressure to explain what he knew about the company’s compliance procedures [...]

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