Mediaworks To Launch Freeview TV3 Channel

MediaWorks, the company behind TV3, will launch its first Freeview channel in March.

The format will be a "+1" channel which provides all of TV3's content on a one-hour delayed basis.

More Than Half Of Kiwis Now Watching Digital TV

New Zealand is moving into the digital age with analogue television likely to be phased out by 2012, a report commissioned by NZ On Air has found.

Olympic Games Sees Increased TV Sales

Wellington, Aug 25 NZPA - New Zealand's athletes were not the only ones to benefit from the 2008 Olympics Games.

'Satellite Glitch' Blacks Out SKY, Freeview Broadcast Of Race

Satellite communications problems blacked out Sky TV and Freeview coverage of American Michael Phelps beating New Zealand's Moss Burmester in the 200m butterfly final at the Beijing Olympics today, TV

Armchair Fans Criticise TVNZ Coverage

Wellington, Aug 9 NZPA - Armchair fans were awarding TVNZ no medals on the first day of the Beijing Olympics, judging by comments posted on the broadcaster's website today.

Customers Still Confused About HDTV

High definition technology is on a TV screen near you, but some people are still confused about the difference between Freeview Digital TV and High Definition TV.

Nats To Free TVNZ From Charter And Make Funding Contestable

Wellington, July 7 NZPA - Television New Zealand should be released from its charter obligations and have to compete for the associated funding with all other broadcasters, National Party broadcasting

Free-To-Air HD Digital Age Begins in NZ

By Greg Tourelle of NZPA

Wellington, April 1 NZPA - Welcome to the new digital, high-definition age of free-to-air television.

Govt Outlines Process Of Analogue TV Switch-Off

Wellington, Nov 29 NZPA - The Government will set a date to switch off the existing analogue television service by 2012, but the actual phase-out may not occur until several years later.

Full, Unedited Parliament On Sky and Freeview

Wellington, Oct 8 NZPA - The full, unedited proceedings of Parliament would be able to be viewed on Freeview 22 and Sky Channel 94 from tomorrow, Speaker Margaret Wilson said today.

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