Sky has stated that it soon will be turning down the UK Online, according to its second string ISP brand, in January.

The scheduled step has been released after the sale of Easynet, which actually priced the UK Online to sale of consumers through its network.

In a surprising turn of events, Panasonic has announced that it would be the sponsor for the newly launched 3D channel by Sky. Prior to this development, it was clearly publicized that Sky would be having LG as its major sponsor.

A new survey has brought out that Sky Player is considered as the least user-friendly video on-demand (VoD) service among the services provided by the U.K. broadcasters.

Europe's first 3D TV channel has been introduced by Sky and will mark its beginning with the broadcast of the Ryder Cup.

Only those with Sky+ HD package, a 3D-enabled television and 3D glasses will be able to access to the station.

Soon after the publication of content for 3D video on demand service by Virgin Media, Sky proclaimed its release for world's first 3D channel to be released on the 1st of October.

Sky will support the television offerings made by LG to its user base who wish to opt for 3D channels, as stated at the IFA trade exhibition being held in Berlin, Germany.

The reports released by the satellite broadcaster speaks of the agreement with LG to help support LG in offering the 3D TV channel service, Sky 3D, which supposedly be unveiled in the UK on October 1.

A recent study performed claims that Virgin Media and Sky are the two most recommended ISPs in the United Kingdom.

Satmetrix, an internet promotion company that performed the survey claims that the subscribers to internet service providers Virgin Media and Sky are the most proffered companies that also remain loyal to their customer base.

BSkyB consumers will now be able to view Sky content through Sky Player on their FetchTV boxes that are at present put up on sale at many high street stores, together with DSGi ones, for about £219 although the cost of the box on FetchTV's website is just £180.

In a report from the sports World Cup that brings us close to the news of clashing of the titans, BBC might just not come in for the airing rather BSkyB takes its position.

High definition is expected to be new format, which will be used by broadcasters to sign up more and more users for their services. There is already a lot of competition between broadcasting companies to hook more users for their services.