As much as it personally pleases me to discover that Fox News has stopped broadcasting in the UK, I can't help but feel that this is only a temporary move whilst they try to get the Sky buyout through, an attempted bribe rather than a business decision. I get the feeling that Fox News will be back on UK screens before too long.
All news outlets are biased, whether it is subtle or not. Having as many ones of them as possible at least exposes us to different ways of looking at the world and different opinions.
Anyhoo, 2,000 viewers a day. I always thought it would be in the tens of thousands, for some reason.
Does anyone know how to get a run-down of the average number of viewers across all news networks in the UK? An awful lot of money is spent on Al Jazeera, RT, TRT and France 24. I wonder how much bang they get for their buck.
Lyngsat shows they're on Astra 1 and Hotbird too - are they also ceasing? If not, I wonder if they're uplinked from elsewhere in Europe so they won't have the pesky Ofcom code to worry about.
Lyngsat shows they're on Astra 1 and Hotbird too - are they also ceasing? If not, I wonder if they're uplinked from elsewhere in Europe so they won't have the pesky Ofcom code to worry about.
It must be fibered there's no satellite downlink in Europe also Sky Italia gets fox business channel.
Lyngsat shows they're on Astra 1 and Hotbird too - are they also ceasing? If not, I wonder if they're uplinked from elsewhere in Europe so they won't have the pesky Ofcom code to worry about.
The Astra 1M broadcast is part of a Spanish subscription service, Movistar+. Nothing to do with the old Sky analogue, if that's what you was thinking.