Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p YouView is an Internet TV service in the UK. Formally launched on 4 July 2012, it is a partnership between three telecommunications operators and four broadcasters (BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5).YouView provides access to free-to-air Digital Terrestrial Television channels (both DTT and DVB-T2 channels in common with the Freeview television platform) and to TV on demand (catch-up TV) services via a 'hybrid' set-top box purchased by users, connected with both a broadband Internet connection and a normal television aerial. No contract is required, and there is no subscription charge. Catch-up and on-demand content is delivered over the Internet, which may be chargeable by the Internet Service Provider (ISP) or subject to limits and fair usage clauses.At the launch of YouView, chairman (now departed) Alan Sugar's ambition for the service was to replace Freeview devices. The project was previously known under the working title of Project Canvas, and was branded YouView in September 2010. Although YouView was originally scheduled to launch by the end of 2010, its launch date was delayed until finally launching in July 2012.BT and TalkTalk have each partnered with YouView, allowing BT TV and TalkTalk Plus TV customers to access the YouView service, along with BT's and TalkTalk's own offerings. Both BT and TalkTalk each have a special YouView-branded set-top box.. }
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- YouView abstract "YouView is an Internet TV service in the UK. Formally launched on 4 July 2012, it is a partnership between three telecommunications operators and four broadcasters (BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5).YouView provides access to free-to-air Digital Terrestrial Television channels (both DTT and DVB-T2 channels in common with the Freeview television platform) and to TV on demand (catch-up TV) services via a 'hybrid' set-top box purchased by users, connected with both a broadband Internet connection and a normal television aerial. No contract is required, and there is no subscription charge. Catch-up and on-demand content is delivered over the Internet, which may be chargeable by the Internet Service Provider (ISP) or subject to limits and fair usage clauses.At the launch of YouView, chairman (now departed) Alan Sugar's ambition for the service was to replace Freeview devices. The project was previously known under the working title of Project Canvas, and was branded YouView in September 2010. Although YouView was originally scheduled to launch by the end of 2010, its launch date was delayed until finally launching in July 2012.BT and TalkTalk have each partnered with YouView, allowing BT TV and TalkTalk Plus TV customers to access the YouView service, along with BT's and TalkTalk's own offerings. Both BT and TalkTalk each have a special YouView-branded set-top box.".