SeeSaw, a new Internet-based TV service, has gone live today.

SeeSaw offers TV content from the BBC, Channel 4, Five, and a small selection of ITV content. SeeSaw was created after Project Kangaroo was outlawed by the Competition Commission in 2009.

SeeSaw is currently offering over 3,000 hours of TV content including Green Wing, The Apprentice, Doc Martin, The IT Crowd, Fifth Gear, The Hustle, Dead Ringers, Queer as Folk, Fonejacker and Dr Who.  SeeSaw is also offering catch-up TV from Channel 4, E4 and Five

SeeSaw is currently free, but you have to watch an ad before the show of your choice starts. Premium-content TV shows are expected to be offered from Summer 2010.

Take a look at www.seesaw.com , or see our SeeSaw Page

It’s been possible to get the BBC iPlayer on some Freesat boxes for a few days now, but you may need some help.

We’ve had emails from a number of visitors asking for help on getting access to the BBC’s catch-up iPlayer service on the Freesat platform, so we’ve put together a step-by-step guide.

Please go to www.radioandtelly.co.uk/freesatiplayer.html for full instructions.

Nintendo Wii users will find a nice little present today – The BBC iPlayer channel.

Catch up with TV and radio from the last seven days streamed to your Wii console.

TV channels available are BBC1, BBC2, BBC3, BBC4, CBBC, CBeebies, BBC News, BBC Parliament and BBC Alba.

Initial tests by the team here show the the service works well – and the picture quality is a huge improvement over the previous method of watching BBC iPlayer via the Wii’s web browser application.

The BBC iPlayer channel is free, and available from today on the Wii Shopping channel.

More on the BBC iPlayer

On Wednesday the 18th November, the Nintendo Wii will get a dedicated BBC iPlayer channel.

It’s been possible for some time to access the BBC iPlayer from the Nintendo Wii web browser, but now, the iplayer will get its own channel – making BBC content easier to access, and will offer a “faster, high quality and improved viewing experience”.

The BBC iPlayer channel on Wii will, of course, be free.

Show 26 of FrequencyCast, our online radio show, has just been released.

In this show, we cover the BBC iPlayer, Virgin Media, new Freeview channels and news of FreeSat. We also take a look at the Eee PC, try a new Wii game, and talk surge protectors, iPhones and much, much more.

Download Show 26 direct to your MP3 player, or listen online at http://www.frequencycast.co.uk/latest.html

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