'Must Carry' Rules May Be Imposed on Sky TV; Internet TV Era Prompts Rethink of Regulations
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By PULLAR-STRECKER Tom  SKY TELEVISION may be forced to broadcast programmes, including Internet TV shows, made by anyone on terms and conditions that are set by regulators.
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The TV networks have begun to put programs on the Web. The selections are crisp, clear, legal and free. But there arenât many choices, and they donât stay on the Web long enough.
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Web media threatens to move out: take toys Ofcom, the UK telecommunications regulator, has said that a European Union plan to regulate video risks restricting innovation and even forcing companies to relocate outside the EU to avoid compliance.â¦
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How's this for a reality TV show, Channel 4? Ten gorgeous burds come and stay in my B&B and I set them special tasks every day. You wouldn't even need your cameras as I have one installed in every bedroom.  FLETCHER LECHER  (c) 2007 Daily Record; Glasgow (UK).
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LONDON, March 5  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Following Sky's withdrawal of its basic channels from Virgin Media's  TV service, Virgin Media has formally advised Sky that it will pursue action in the high court if their carriage disputes are not resolved within 30 days.
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The online news business has a curious imbalance: Far more men read news on the Web than women. For online publishers seeking to steal advertising money from TV, this is a boon. But editors are worried something is off-kilter with online news. By Laila Weir.
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By Virgil Larson, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Mar. 7--A new federal rule is meant to put competition into cable TV, but don't look for a new system in your neighborhood anytime soon.
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Project Kangaroo is go The UK's terrestrial broadcasters are reportedly in talks to establish a single platform for on-demand TV to broadband devices.â¦
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Talks toward the formation an international treaty on the intellectual property rights of broadcasters over the signals they transmit, broke down today as almost everyone involved predicted.  The discussion most likely centered on whether broadcasters can claim legal rights over content that appeared on its over-the-air signals, which would have affected its ability to be shown later on the Web.
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By David Crow, The Business, London  Dec. 7--The migration of television from box sets to the internet was  predicted ever since the web first got going. Now, after many false starts and  the arrival of mass-market broadband, it has finally begun in earnest.
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The UK media watchdog, Ofcom, highlights possible concerns over competition within the pay TV sector.
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A ruling on BSkyB's controversial purchase of a stake in ITV is expected to be published on Thursday.
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Plug it in and break licensing laws Users of 3's just-announced mobile television service will break TV licensing laws if they view the service on a mobile while it is plugged in at unlicensed premises. While the phone runs on its own batteries it does not need its own licence.â¦
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After decades of dictating what  British viewers watch, broadcasters must adapt to the  democratic values of the Internet or die, leading media  executives said on Friday.
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New rules that come into force on Wednesday should make it easier to switch broadband supplier.
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16/11/2004 Junk food adverts have been banned on TV before 9pm in an attempt to fight Britainâs obesity crisis. Health Secretary Dr John Reid believes the move is necessary to protect youngsters watching early evening television.
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HONG KONG -- China has decided to restrict the broadcasting of Internet videos _ including those posted on video-sharing Web sites _ to sites run by state-controlled companies and require providers to report questionable content to the government.