Sky has gone public with detailed plans of its proposed pay TV
offering on digital terrestrial television. The service, were it to be approved by Ofcom, would be called Picnic and would initially offer three MPEG-2 streams, which at different times of day would carry Sky Sports 1, Sky Movies, Sky One, a children's channel and a factual channel. The reason to why Sky are carrying out with this deal is because. "The launch of Picnic will be a big step forward for customers who are hungry for value and simplicity".
Sky has gone public with detailed plans of its proposed pay TV 
offering on digital terrestrial television. The service, were it to be approved by Ofcom, would be called Picnic and would initially offer three MPEG-2 streams, which at different times of day would carry Sky Sports 1, Sky Movies, Sky One, a children's channel and a factual channel. The reason to why Sky are carrying out with this deal is because. "The launch of Picnic will be a big step forward for customers who are hungry for value and simplicity".
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