It was sixty years ago today that STV – as Scottish Television – began broadcasting on the Independent Television service for Central Scotland. The northern service, originally known as Grampian Television, followed in 1961.
STV Productions, the content arm of STV, has appointed Peter Collins as Head of Specialist Factual.
STV Player has announced it is available to consumers on NOW TV Boxes across the UK.
Take the High Road fans have won a battle to keep the Scottish Television soap opera at its current broadcast point when STV Glasgow and STV Edinburgh become STV2 this week.
The STV Player is now available to viewers on Freeview Play as STV continues to make its programmes widely available to its audiences, whenever and wherever they want them.
The parent company of the two Channel 3 (ITV in England and Wales) Scotland franchises, STV Group plc, have announced forthcoming changes to its board.
The ITV1 name conjures up many words, and a lot of them are not overly flattering. Reports suggest that the broadcaster is to return to its former ITV branded roots early next year. But what has the internet been saying about it?
STV, the Channel 3 broadcaster and production company for Scotland, is to produce its second programme for the BBC with a twenty-episode cookery series.
STV has submitted an application to Ofcom for local TV licences covering Edinburgh and Glasgow, and teamed up with leading Scottish universities to deliver the two new channels.
ITV Regional News in the UK is a hotbed of debate in some quarters at the moment.