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YouView, which is also supported by ITV, 4 and 5 providers and broadband channels including BT and TalkTalk, combine Freeview channels with internet services and on-demand.

Companies with Virgin Media and BSkyB raised a certain number of complaints about the service, such as concerns that it would be "restrict competition", but Chief Executive ed Richards what OFCOM said this morning that an investigation would serve the interests of consumers.It is understood that Virgin Media is considering an appeal, although he has not a formal appeal process and it would be to review judiciaire.Virgin prepares its own service to the American Group TiVo, technology and BSkyB is set to launch its version, Sky in any more, in the coming months.

The decision taken by the communications regulator clears the last hurdle for a project that is underway at least five years.OFCOM said that it is too early to tell if YouView would distort the market, but does not preclude an investigation for once the service was operated for some time.The service previously known as project Canvas, works by means of decoders and launched the year prochaine.Il will have access to Web sites and a variety of video on demande.Les boxes are expected to sell for ￡ 200 and should be in stores in the first half of 2011.

A Virgin Media spokesperson said: "we are perplexed and disappointed by the decision of OFCOM, but not comment further up what we examined their Declaration and the underlying reasoning more in detail.

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