Info & Chat On New TV Channels & Shows (Non-babe)

Good Food seems to have finished on Sky yesterday.

Good Food channel merges with Food Network UK

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/09/good-foo...ntent.html

Ah, that would explain it.

UKTV adds Drama timeshift

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/09/uktv-add...shift.html

BBC to end Red Button digital text

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/09/bbc-to-e...-text.html

Only just noticed this.

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/09/your-tv-...sting.html

Aye, I noticed that last week. It existed for 4 years? Blimey.

After the debacle of KiC on Freeview, it does suggest that it can be a bit of an expensive option for a few of the smaller fry on there.

I see Now 90s has turned up on FV, but only FTA between 5-7am, internet-connected the rest of the time.

BBC to end Red Button digital text

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/09/bbc-to-e...-text.html
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That is disappointing as I would think the Red Button text thing is something many rely on it to check their lottery numbers on regularly.
Does seem like another cost cutting exercise to ensure that they can afford Gary Lineker's wage demands in future!!

I will be sad to see it go - quite often i have used it to check football results on a Sunday morning

(01-10-2019 19:22 )Doddle Wrote:  Aye, I noticed that last week. It existed for 4 years? Blimey.

After the debacle of KiC on Freeview, it does suggest that it can be a bit of an expensive option for a few of the smaller fry on there.

I'm wondering if the BBC will be watching this and see how this works out before scrapping the TV licence.

This is what the BBC have said about closing the red button :

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-49715314

And this is when it first mooted the idea:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-34854966