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 Report: 'Canvas will be Freeview 2.0' Feb 16, 14:56 Project Canvas will bring various benefits to the industry as an evolution of Freeview, a report says. |  Indian channel Colors launches on Sky Feb 16, 13:42 Viacom18 Media launches its flagship Hindi-language entertainment channel Colors in the UK on Sky. |  SeeSaw to fully launch tomorrow Feb 16, 13:24 IPTV service SeeSaw will go into full commercial launch tomorrow following a successful beta trial. |
| Freeview launches guide app for iPhone Feb 16, 11:55 Freeview launches an iPhone app designed to help users plan their TV viewing while on the go. |
BBC Trust 'considers sports rights test' Feb 16, 10:46 The BBC Trust is reportedly considering a benchmarking test for all future BBC sports rights bidding. |
| BBC's Ray Gosling 'admits to euthanasia' Feb 16, 10:13 BBC broadcaster Ray Gosling admits to smothering his terminally ill partner to ease "terrible pain". |
'Spooks' creator fears for BBC drama Feb 15, 18:26 Spooks creator Stephen Garrett explains the tough times ahead for drama because of the BBC's budget cuts. |
| BBC to release archive Henry Moore films Feb 15, 14:58 The BBC announces plans to release archive material and content about acclaimed sculptor Henry Moore. |
Trust: 'Radio 2, 6 Music must do better' Feb 15, 13:20 The BBC Trust says that Radio 2 and 6 Music must work harder to appeal to their core audiences. |
| First Freeview HD box hits the market Feb 15, 12:10 Humax launches the first set top box capable of receiving DVB-T2 transmissions for Freeview HD. |
BBC Wales 'to escape flashing rebuke' Feb 15, 11:40 BBC Wales says that it is not expecting sanctions after a man lifted his kilt during a live broadcast. |
| CBBC enjoys success at KidScreen Awards Feb 15, 10:44 CBBC enjoys success at the inaugural KidScreen Awards, including two prizes for a Newsround special. |
Sky 'nears Virgin Media TV channels deal' Feb 15, 10:11 Virgin Media TV is reportedly close to selling its core channels, including Virgin 1 and Living, to Sky. |
| Rugby fan drops kilt on BBC coverage Feb 14, 20:48 The BBC is forced to apologise when a rugby fan exposes himself during coverage of the Six Nations. |
BBC 6 Music gigs pull 1.3m on Red Button Feb 12, 18:25 A pair of BBC 6 Music collaboration gigs recently pulled in a record audience on the Red Button. |
| Sky customer magazines top ABC ratings Feb 12, 15:36 Sky's customer magazines hold all three top spots for the highest circulation UK consumer titles. |
Netplay TV agrees new STV deal Feb 12, 14:48 NetPlay TV agrees a new two-year carriage deal with STV for its interactive gambling service. |
| Salmond 'closes on Sky election debate' Feb 12, 12:24 SNP leader Alex Salmond is reportedly close to a deal with Sky to feature on its TV election debate. |
MSPs back BBC Alba on Freeview Feb 12, 12:00 Scottish politicians back calls for Gaelic TV service BBC Alba to be made available on Freeview. |
| Cerys Matthews returns to BBC 6Music Feb 12, 11:59 Cerys Matthews will return to BBC 6Music in April to host a new regular Sunday morning show. |
Jodie Kidd swears on breakfast radio Feb 11, 17:19 Johnny Vaughan is forced to apologise after his Capital FM guest Jodie Kidd accidentally swears on air. |
| BBC to 'live and breathe the North' Feb 11, 13:34 BBC's Mark Thompson says the corporation must "live and breathe the North" ahead of its North-West move. |
Nickelodeon UK to launch channel rebrand Feb 11, 12:42 Nickelodeon UK announces plans to launch a new unified branding for all its major channels. |
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