BBC has been given a green signal for its proposed Project Canvas for the implementation of Internet Protocol Television standard.

The project will execute collaboration between, ITV, BT, Five, Channel 4 and TalkTalk. The Protocol will be framed as a joint endeavor of all the partners.

The proposal was put forth by BBC after considering deep consultations with a number of experts.

BBC Trust member, Diane Coyle, said that the collaboration will bring substantial civic worth for license cost payers.

The trust will keep an eye on BBC’s functions checking whether it is adhering its terms or not. After the launch of the Canvas project, the scrutiny will be considered for over 12 months.

A number of set-top boxes will be provided for the choice services like iPlayer and ITVplayer.

Project Director, Richard Halton expressed his excitement after receiving the Trust’s set of conditions.

"This brings the benefits of next-generation TV to all consumers, including those who choose not to subscribe to pay-TV", he said.

He further said that the collaboration is aiming high to meet all the demands of the consumers. He said that the project was chiefly designed to promote the on-demand TV system.