Optus has announced it's dipping its feet into the IPTV waters by launching FetchTV to its customers in the second half of 2011 across both TV and mobile devices. Ty Pendlebury is CNET's senior editor ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. iiNet recently trialed an internet-delivered pay-TV service called "FetchTV" of which 100 households participated in and gave their feedback at the end of ...

IP Vision has announced that Sky Player has now gone live on its FetchTV service, making Sky's pay-TV content available via the hybrid Freeview platform. From today, Sky's online TV service can be ...

LONDON: BBC Worldwide Australia has concluded a content deal with FetchTV, licensing more than 1,750 episodes to the subscriber-based on-demand service. FetchTV subscribers will have access to BBC ...

FetchTV's SmartBox 8000 has the potential to change the way we watch TV. Not only is it a traditional Freeview PVR, it's also one of the first boxes to offer Sky Player without the need for a laptop ...

IP Vision has agreed a strategic deal with ANT Software to help bring its FetchTV Freeview service to approved third-party set top boxes. Starting in 2010, IP Vision will support a number of ...

In line with FetchTV's stated strategy of providing entertainment options for Australia's diverse ethnic population, the range of movies in languages other than English has also being expanded. The ...

National broadband provider Internode will follow its larger rivals Telstra and iiNet into the brave new world of online entertainment, revealing plans tonight to kick off an internet television trial ...

FetchTV SmartBoxes will be available through Carphone Warehouse branches after an agreement between the IP Vision's broadband TV service and the retail chain. The Fetch TV SmartBox combines a ...

SYDNEY – Australian IPTV service FetchTV is set to launch the country’s first pay TV service delivered over the Internet, next month. Fetch TV, unrelated to the U.K. service of the same name, but ...

IP Vision has announced that the FetchTV content portal will be available this autumn via an app as a service to consumers on Panasonic’s VIERA Connect compatible TV sets sold in the UK and Ireland.