IPTV initiative Project Canvas has been given the thumbs up by Office of Fair Trading (OFT), paving the way for a launch later this year. Canvas is a broadcast industry initiative aimed at creating a ...

Project Canvas, the working title for an attempt to create an open, internet-connected television platform built on common standards, has been given the go ahead by the BBC Trust. With its approval, ...

UK TV broadcaster Five has announced it has joined Project Canvas. Project Canvas — a joint venture between the BBC, BT and ITV, announced in December last year — will provide UK homes with access to ...

Project Canvas is an alliance between ITV, Channel 4, Five, BT, Talk Talk and Arqiva to build an open internet-connected television platform. The OFT decided to look at the initiative in March. The ...

Today, the BBC Trust announced it's given the go-ahead for Project Canvas, the joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Five, BT and Talk Talk that aims to create an equivalent of Freeview for ...

LONDON — BSkyB has hit out at the BBC’s decision to press on with its proposed catch-up TV service Project Canvas, warning that the joint venture with ITV and British Telecom could “significantly ...

Last month, the BBC Trust gave its final approval for Project Canvas, the joint venture which aims to create a new open platform for delivering IPTV services in the UK. Canvas chief technology officer ...

Project Canvas aims to set a common standard for internet TV On 9 July, Five said they were pulling out of the scheme. IPTV allows you to access programmes via the net rather than through the air.

Project Canvas, the broadband Freeview TV joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Five, BT, TalkTalk and Arqiva, has been approved by the Office of Fair Trading. If Project Canvas was cleared ...

U.K. public service channel Five said Thursday it would become the fourth partner in Project Canvas, the BBC/ITV/British Telecom-backed platform that aims to offer broadband content to the TV. By Mimi ...