SeeSaw

The announcement that VOD service SeeSaw is set to close is something of a blow for on-demand television but one that could have been stopped if the service had been more open.

SeeSaw, the on-demand service which offers content form BBC Worldwide, Channel 4 and ITV, has announced that it is to close - citing a strategic review by business partner Arqiva as the reason.

Video on demand service SeeSaw has conducted research that suggests one in five of us regularly indulges in a 'PC dinner', eating our evening meal in front of a computer.

YouView, the IPTV venture backed by the BBC and other big names, could face a delay of up to six months due to technical hitches.

Video on demand service SeeSaw is bringing in a whole new advertising system that will allow people to choose which advert they want to watch ahead of their programmes from a list.

SeeSaw has finally unveiled its premium TV rental service, offering 1,000 hours of premium content from the likes of MTV and Comedy Central.

The folks behind Project Canvas have revealed some more snippets of information regarding the set-top box IPTV service, revealing that it could well end up on PCs.

Opinion Why don't we have Hulu? That's the most frequent questions asked when discussing the state of video on demand in the UK. Well, from today we now do. Kind of.

SeeSaw, the video-on-demand service which has risen from the ashes of Project Kangaroo, is launching today with over 3,000 hours' content available to viewers for free.