How many televisions are there in the uk

Sign out. Home Easy read Cymraeg Sign out search site Search. Pippa Doubtfire , Head of Revenue Management for BBC TV Licensing, said: "TV has changed dramatically in the last 20 years - not just in the nature and range of programmes being made, but in the many ways people can now watch them. Although cinema and radio were established by , television still seemed like science fiction.

Since that giant leap, technology has never stopped advancing and today we are witnessing faster developments than ever before. Millions more of us will watch television on the move, thanks to cheaper, lighter, better handheld devices. In weekly or monthly instalments on our cash payment plan either over the counter at any of more than 22, PayPoint outlets, online, by SMS or by phone.

RSS feed. How much does the TV licence cost? How to get a refund on your TV licence View more links. Do I need a TV licence? This includes all channels, not just BBC channels. You need a licence regardless of whether you rent or own your home. You use BBC iPlayer on any device, including smartphones, laptops and tablets.

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Ofcom says broadband TV may one day be seen as a replacement for broadcast TV. Changing habits. Related Topics. Hello Kate, as this post was published in , unfortunately we no longer have any information about who wrote it. Might want to note that digital broadcasts had been happening since under the ondigital and itv digital names. I wonder if there is anyone out there who remembers seeing the coronation of George VI in on television, as I did at the age of 5? The set was home-built by my father who was a radio engineer.

Fascinating stuff! How times have changed!