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Freesat: 'No date yet on BBC iPlayer beta'
Published Friday, Aug 28 2009, 19:15 BST | By Andrew Laughlin

Speculation has recently mounted that the iPlayer on Freesat beta would go ahead next month. However, it is believed that a letter sent to members of the Freesat customer panel informing them that they would be contacted again in September has been wrongly interpreted as confirmation that it would launch during the month.
A Freesat spokesperson told Digital Spy: "Freesat is unable to confirm a timeframe for the iPlayer beta beginning on the platform, but we continue to work closely with the BBC on its launch."
The delay is down to work on the technical underpinnings for the service, which has to be resolved before the beta can go ahead. However, the two organisations are working hard to resolve this situation as soon as possible.
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