BT TV

Brit Week Not only is BT one of the biggest British success stories - it's about to show why it has the upper hand on Sky.

BT will enter the sports TV arena later this year, offering its new BT Sport channels free to existing broadband customers.

ESPN has lost the rights to show live Premier League games as of 2013, with BT snapping up the 38 matches on offer.

Exclusive Sports just the start

BT has described Ofcom's ruling on Pay TV – which will force Sky to sell its two main sports channels to rivals at prices set by the watchdog – as 'disappointing, but a step in the right direction."

Exclusive "We can package paid-for and free"

BT has revamped its Vision+ set top box, radically overhauling the chassis and controller and tinkering with the power consumption.

The ASA has upheld a complaint against BT over an advert that misled people over the availability of movies on BT Vision over the Sky Platform.

Exclusive On demand TV platform BT Vision has confirmed that the next generation of its V-box will be able to receive Freeview HD channels.

BT Vision's CEO Marc Watson has admitted that the service will not hit its target of between two and three million subscribers by December 2010.