Q for Jomtien
 

Hi Jomtien
You are the only person who can answer to my question. I read about the
freesat of ITV & BBC going live in the next few months.What I do not know is
which satellite will be used.
The question is not only for me, but for all expats living outside UK. ITV
chief executive Charles Allen said: "we want our channels to be available to
as many people as, possible,regardless of technological and geographical
constrains"
Any guess?

Thanks
Julus

Q for Jomtien
 

ykzx wrote:

You are the only person who can answer to my question.

No, I'm not. Many here could answer it.


I read about the
freesat of ITV & BBC going live in the next few months.What I do not know is
which satellite will be used.

They will continue to be broadcast from the current satellite position
and regular Sky boxes will continue to receive them in the normal way
without any adjustment being required.

At some future time new satellites may be put in the same position and
these may have a more limited footprint than the current ones. At the
moment this is not the case.

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Q for Jomtien
 

ykzx wrote on Fri, 28 Oct 2005 07:15:44 +0200:
Hi Jomtien
You are the only person who can answer to my question.

Oh. Well, I guess I'd better not give you the answer then.

The question is not only for me, but for all expats living outside UK. ITV
chief executive Charles Allen said: "we want our channels to be available to
as many people as, possible,regardless of technological and geographical
constrains"

I will however say that I think he still only wants his channels to be
available to as many people _in Britain_ as possible...

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David Taylor