As revealed exclusively on Pocket-lint on Tuesday, YouView isn't going to be hitting UK homes until early 2012.

We revealed the delayed February 2012 date after an inside source spilled the beans to us, and now YouView has officially confirmed...

New video-on-demand platform YouView has been delayed until next year, according to one of Pocket-lint's trusted sources. It was previously reported that the service, formerly called Project Canvas, had been pushed back to summertime, but we now understand...

YouView has been given the green-light by communications watchdog Ofcom, who has confirmed that it will not be opening an investigation into the internet-based TV platform born out of Project Canvas.

The independent telecommunications regulator...

As well as being a partner in the forthcoming YouView (née Project Canvas) TV platform, British Telecom is keen to stress that it will keep its BT Vision offering running. And, indeed, that it is improving the service all the time.

Recently,...

The controversial IPTV and video-on-demand service, Project Canvas, has been rebranded as YouView, which will be its public name and face.

It comes from the formation of a new company, YouView TV Ltd, and the appointment of Richard Halton,...

Channel Five is back on board the good ship Project Canvas following its £104 million takeover by Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell Group.

The broadcaster had pulled out of the project back in July because of problems with the "fundamental...

It looks as if Project Canvas is all systems go, as the organisation has invited manufacturers to begin work on developing hardware to carry the internet connected television platform.

Cisco, Humax and Technicolor have so far been named as...

Virgin Media has lodged an official complaint to Ofcom over Project Canvas. The service provider claims that the proposed video-on-demand platform is anti-competitive.

The new venture, which sees the BBC partner with rival broadcasters such...

Channel Five, one of the seven partners in Project Canvas, has left the venture "pending a review of its digital investment strategy".

The TV broadcaster, which has been put up for sale by its owner, RTL, is thought to have struggled to find its...

Project Canvas' chief technical officer has stated that the much debated and delayed service should be arriving in the first half of 2011.

The open online TV platform, which Anthony Rose describes as a "best of breed", will have an Intel...

The BBC's controlling body, the BBC Trust, has given the green light for its involvement in Project Canvas, providing it sticks to certain agreements.

These include the condition that the project actively engages with the industry on a wider...

Like Sky, Virgin Media has been a vocal opposer to Project Canvas for a while, believing the prospective industry-wide VoD platform to be anti-competitive, mainly due to its closed nature and enforced industry standards.

However, Neil Berkett,...

Project Canvas, the video-on-demand service backed by seven partners including the BBC, ITV and BT, will not be investigated by the Office of Fair Trading over competition issues; potentially given it the green light to go ahead.

Speaking today, Sheldon...

Sky has openly criticized Project Canvas, the on demand over the internet TV service supported by the BBC in an open letter in the Guardian.

Mike Darcey, BSkyB's chief operating officer, used the paper to criticize the need for the service...

Although its final decision is not due until spring 2010, the BBC Trust has given its provisional approval to the BBC's involvement in Project Canvas, published in a lengthy document available for the public to view.

The Trust has decided...