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Freeview Disruption Blamed On Atmospherics

Disruption of Freeview television services across the United Kingdom this week blamed on high pressure weather conditions

Ofcom investigates possibility of reassigning 700MHz for mobile braodband but says Freeview TV remains too important to be margnialised

Organisation revises strategy as it seeks to minimise Freeview disruption from 4G at 800MHz

At800 lowers its 4G Freeview interference projections after 800MHz tests

Around 10,000 households are to be notified of 4G Freeview interference tests

At800 says London Freeview signals will not be disrupted by LTE at 800MHz

Residents in Brentford and Isleworth are sent aerial filters to block out 4G at 800Mhz

Up to 170,000 households in southeast London are being asked to report any problems

Tests in West Midlands affect fewer homes than expected and are easily solved

In the West Midlands, phone at800 if 4G eats your Freeview

Government and operators back a body which plans to minimise the 4G stress on TV signals

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