CBBC adds interactive option to ChuckleVision

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The first episode of red-button interactive comedy "ChuckleVision" on CBBC will give young viewers eight possible outcomes to the show's story. At four points of the show, viewers will be asked to choose between two possible scenarios by pressing the red button on their digital TV remote handsets. Other features of the show are discussed.

Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Interactive CATV, Usage, Television programs for children, Interactive television, Children's television programs, CBBC, ChuckleVision (Television program)

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HTV's digital fiasco

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In 1997, HTV West went to an all-digital system from a beta based tape system overnight. The technology pioneered by HTV West is now being in common use among the big broadcasters like BBC and ITN, both of whom use updated Omnibus systems.

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Local hero comes good

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Television broadcasting companies are able to serve the local regions better with the help of latest technologies. The future of broadcasting may witness city-based television for local news.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Industry forecasts

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