Earlier this year Freely, a joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, launched to not a lot of fanfare. Whilst love the idea behind it they really have botched the delivery of the platform. I’ve written a couple of posts in relation to freely and internet broadcasting in general before if…
A new UK live streaming platform, Freely, set to launch in 2024, will offer Freeview channels online without an aerial, integrating live and on-demand content from major broadcasters to adapt to the digital age. I’m Really Excited about Freely’s potential for TV viewing, addressing its benefits, possible integration with existing services like Plex, and community-generated content, eagerly anticipating the platform’s impact on the future of British television.
It’s so easy the pirates are already doing it Since the second year of my degree, a thought has been bugging me. Why are there no internet/cloud-based broadcasters? We have Over-The-Top stuff light the Red Button or On-demand programming, but the closest we get to prosper live internet broadcasting is live streams on platforms like…
