Sky TV

Sky has acquired the Acetrax video on demand service, which brings movie rentals through a host of connected devices from the likes of Samsung, LG and Panasonic.

Sky's Now TV service remains on track, as the company confirmed itself as as Britain's biggest triple-play provider.

Ofcom has requested the Competition Commission still look into Sky's dominance in the pay TV movie market.

Sky News has admitting hacking the email accounts of members of the public to research stories, following allegations made by a Guardian report.

Sky viewers will be able to watch more than 100 hours of the London 2012 Olympics in 3D courtesy of a deal with Eurosport.

It's all change at the top for BSkyB, which has announced that its chairman James Murdoch is to stop heading up the company.

Sky has announced that its Anytime+ offering is now available to all Sky customers and not just those kitted out with Sky Broadband.

Sky has announced Now TV, a new service which is set to launch later in the year and offer Sky content through the web on a pay as you go service.

Sky has announced that it is adding more pay-as-you-go movie content to its Sky Store, taking on Lovefilm, Netflix and iTunes for on-demand rental content.

Sky is adding new channels to its mobile TV service, Sky Go, including Sky Sports F1. It will also be available to Android users for the first time.