Digital Britain – Interim Report The right to reply… paragraph by paragraph.

The migration to the new digital world vastly increases the amount of content and applications at our disposal. Digital technology extends choice: wholly-market based operators such as BSkyB offer innovative distribution platforms, aggregating hundreds of digital channels, including their own content across programme areas such as 24-hour news and the Arts that were previously considered [...]

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