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  • Freeview tops poll of TV innovations
    This week marks the 40th anniversary of the first colour transmissions on BBC1 and ITV. UK TV viewers have voted Freeview as the technology with the biggest impact on the way they watch television.
  • Deloitte consultant has starring film role
    This weekend the film ‘Morris: A Life With Bells On’, about a Morris dancer who finds fame on the California folk circuit will be shown for the first time in London cinemas. Sanjay Shah, a Deloitte consultant plays a ‘hard man’ Morris dancer in the film.
  • Deloitte comments following Peter Mandelson's speech at the c&binet Forum on illegal downloading
    Deloitte comments following Peter Mandelson's speech at the c&binet Forum on illegal downloading.
  • Deloitte commentary on UNCTD's forthcoming report on widening broadband gap
    Paul Lee, telecoms director at Deloitte, comments on the widening broadband gap between rich and poor countries.
  • 2009 Deloitte Technology Fast 50 announced
    Distribution Technology wins with 18,225 per cent growth rate.
  • Technology, Media & Telecommunications Industry significantly reduces spending on Security and Privacy
    32% have reduced their information security budgets in the past year.
  • Deloitte comments on Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw’s announcement
    The UK government's continued commitment to deal with piracy is positive as countries worldwide are struggling to deal with the issue within the framework of their existing legal structures.
  • Deloitte comments on the success of the 3D film, ‘Up’ at Cannes
    "We expect that 2009 is the year in which the 3D movie may have its first billion dollar year at the box office"
  • Deloitte comments on today’s Rajar figures
    "Today's Rajar figures showing the increased reach of radio is good news for the industry."
  • Deloitte comments on the Digital Britain report
    "Making high-speed broadband access widely available to consumers is no guarantee that it will be taken up."