Options
Looks like Project Canvas will Launch
ashjf
Posts: 1,097
Forum Member
✭✭✭
The BBC Trust are sure to say yes now
http://wotsat.techradar.com/news/project-canvas-can-go-says-oft-19-05-10
http://wotsat.techradar.com/news/project-canvas-can-go-says-oft-19-05-10
0
Comments
the one thing that stops me going for it is that Talk Talk have got their big feet in it.
The Canvas programme director said that achieving a 2010 launch was “very challenging” and they are looking for an eighth partner to the venture.
The Guardian did not mention delays but reports
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/may/21/charles-dunstone-project-canvas
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/digitaltv/news/a225244/project-canvas-targets-7m-customers.html
that is if it goes ahead, already Five have dropped out, how many more will drop out?
http://paidcontent.co.uk/article/419-five-bails-from-canvas-as-bertelsmann-looks-for-sale/
I seen that,
The part that said
I thought digital was suppose to be the future. What is worrying is who will buy Five, will Sky get their mits into it?
With the way things are going and all companies cutting back, how long will it be before someone else pulls out of Project Canvas?
The problem is there is no one on board that will get people excited. Project canvas have all the same people as Freeview, so no doubt will have the same content.
Endless repeats of Time team, as much as I like Time team, you can only cope with so many repeats.
Since Canvas will offer a pay per view etc option, it will generate an income strean for some publishers so I expect it will not be the same as freeview and will be widely welcomed.
i think I will stay away from Canvas, from what I have read it is just going to be one big google/Phorm style advertising jobbie.
Adverts i don't mind, but when they want to know everything about you, then I tend to stay away or find some way to block it.