TELLY fans are in for a blast from the past as a Freeview channel is dusting off a string of nostalgic favourites. The surprise move will see beloved classics return to living rooms across the UK, ...

MORE than 300,000 homes could be left without access to Freeview and Freesat after researchers found the services could be switched off sooner than expected. Older people and those unable to ...

FREEVIEW users will find a new channel on their boxes from today filled with mystery shows and hit movies aimed at sofa detectives. The channel has been available online for several months now but it ...

There are already plenty of ways to watch TV without the need for an aerial, including Sky's latest streaming products and the new Freely service, which is actually owned by the same team behind ...

FREEVIEW users have been warned that some TV channels may stop working today – affected households are advised not to rescan their boxes. The company confirmed that serious disruption may affect some ...

Finally! With the Freeview app, channel surfing on your phone won't require a thousand apps. But if you're expecting all TV on your mobile, the broadcasters aren't quite ready to give it to you yet.

If you have Freeview-powered TV in your living room it's time to check the settings. The popular free-to-view service has just confirmed a number of changes including the launch of a new channel and ...

Freeview has strongly denied tabloid suggestions that your TV will stop working on 1 May, but it seems there's been a lot of "confusion" spread by both sides. Ty Pendlebury has worked at CNET since ...

That’s Dance to That’s Pride (Channel 76) That’s Oldies to That’s Summer (Channel 78) That’s Dance MCR to That’s Pride MCR (Channel 79) These latest channel updates came into effect on Wednesday (May ...

Freeview users might want to check their TVs this week, or they'll miss out on a new channel launch. It's just been confirmed that High Street TV is launching on the free-to-view platform, with homes ...

Freeview managing director Ilse Howling has said that 2010 will be the year of high definition as the firm readies a £6m marketing campaign for Freeview HD. Set top boxes, IDTVs and PVRs are now ...