ITV goes broadband

Corrie Street online

By INQUIRER staff

Tue May 01 2007, 17:38

BRITISH TV outfit ITV introduced a broadband service that will let you see Coronation Street live and offer a 30 day service to watch stuff you've missed.

It is probably not a coincidence that yesterday the BBC was granted approval to run an Internet TV service.

Michael Grade, chairman of ITV, said that broadband is now right for the mass market. In the future it will offer a download service. µ

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