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You might want to take a seat for this: YouView is about to leave the realms of the imaginary and enter the actual as public trials begin this week.

BSkyB will not be subjected to competition regulation over the dominance of its Sky Movies platform, reports have claimed.

Netflix says the recent launch in the UK and Ireland has attracted subscribers faster than its expansions into other international territories.

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

The arrival of Ultraviolet sees one analyst calling for the gap between cinema and home releases to be shortened.

Lovefilm's film streaming business has overtaken its physical DVD, Blu-ray and game rentals for the first time ever.

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.

Interview When Netflix launched in the UK back in January it marked a sea change for movie and streaming technology. Adrian Cockroft explains to TechRadar how much impact cloud computing has on the business.

Exclusive Netflix has confirmed to TechRadar that it is not looking to develop a way to watch its movies offline, preferring to put its resources into creating the best online service instead.

In Depth With Sky announcing its intentions towards the film and TV streaming markets this week, should the existing services be quaking in their boots?