Ofcom opens BSkyB consultation on DTT plans
5:00 AM PDT 10/5/2007 by Mimi Turner,
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LONDON -- British media regulator Ofcom on Thursday said it was opening a consultation into whether satcaster British Sky Broadcasting should be allowed to launch a pay-based digital terrestrial television service.
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