ESPN videos removed from YouTube after launch of subscription service

ESPN videos have been removed from YouTube following the launch of the site’s subscription service.

YouTube Red, which was unveiled last week, has been the subject of much debate, both within the online video industry and the creators publishing on … Read More

Catch up TV reviews: Homeland, My Son The Jihadi, Land of the Midnight Sun, Killing Kennedy

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.  

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Doctor Who Season 9, Episode 6 (The Woman Who Lived)

This is a spoiler-free review. Already seen it? Read on at the end for spoilers.

In a season that’s experimenting with two-parters all the way, the second halves of these first three stories have each been wildly different. The Witch’s … Read More

New releases and leaving soon on MUBI UK this week (25th October 2015)

Not getting your art house fix from Netflix? Wish there were more indie films on Amazon Prime? Every week, we round up the new releases on MUBI, a subscription VOD service that hand-picks films from around the world.

As … Read More

ITV’s Jekyll & Hyde: A beast all of its own

ITV is getting into the spooky Halloween spirit early this Sunday, with the premiere of its new action-adventure series, Jekyll & Hyde. It may air at 6.30pm, but it’s not quite the cheerful, child-friendly show you might expect. In fact, … Read More

UK TV recap: Arrow Season 4, Episode 2

Warning: This contains spoilers.

The second episode of Arrow’s fourth season continues the forward momentum established last week, with things moving quickly in the case of two main storylines and plenty of character development for all the key players. The … Read More

Top TV shows and films on BBC iPlayer (24th October 2015)

Between Fear Itself and Drive, BBC iPlayer’s movie collection alone is worth a click this week, but the site is as diverse as ever in its full streaming line-up, from Saxon sword-swinging and a cartoon series about a secret agent … Read More

VOD film review: Paper Planes

An unashamedly feel-good Australian children’s movie that knows exactly which buttons to press.Read More

MUBI signs deal for Gaumont titles

MUBI has closed a deal with French studio Gaumout for a range of titles.

The subscription service has had an extremely active year, signing agreements with a huge range of partners for an equally diverse collection of films.

Earlier … Read More

Match of the Day to be first UK TV show to stream live on Facebook

Match of the Day will become the first TV show in the UK to use Facebook live-streaming this weekend.

Live-streaming has become a buzz topic for the online video world, with both Periscope and Meerkat squaring off against each other. … Read More