[362AE Meaning of “television selection service”]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Regulated television selection services]

[362AE  Meaning of “television selection service”]

[(1)     In this Part, “television selection service” means a service or a dissociable section of a service, provided by means of the internet and in connection with internet television equipment, which consists of—

(a)     the presentation of the internet programme services included in the service or the dissociable section of the service, and

(b)     a facility that enables the user—

(i)     to make a selection between those services or between programmes provided by those services or both, and

(ii)     to access the service selected or the programme selected or both.

(2)

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