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Revision as of 18:51, 8 September 2006

Screenshop
Ownership
OwnerSit-up Ltd

Screenshop is a British digital television channel, owned by Sit-up Ltd. It is an infomercial-based shopping channel, selling a wide variety of products from Vector Direct. On Sky Digital, Telewest and NTL, the channel has a 24 hour stream of its own, and additionally it broadcasts daily 1am to 8am, timesharing with sister channels bid tv, price-drop tv and speed auction tv. Each of these channels carries a different feed of Screenshop, broadcasting different products at different times. Both bid tv and price-drop tv are broadcast on the DTT platform, Freeview.

Rebranding and controversy

Since 2004 Screenshop has been run for Sit-Up by Vector Direct. Vector broadcast their presentations exclusively on the channel, and eventually this has lead to the channel being striped of its own identity. From 2005, it has been broadcast under Vector Direct's own 'TV Warehouse' brand (as TV Warehouse 1). This may be due to Vector Direct's apperance on the BBC's Watchdog programme, which was due to the company charging unknowing customers £99.00 for entrance into a "Travel and Leisure" club, in which entry was automatic with every purchase.[1] It is expected that Vector Direct do not use their own brand because of this bad publicity, however this has not been confirmed.

See Also


File:Screenshop-ident.png
Example of Screenshop ident used before 29th July 2005
File:Tv-warehouse-ident.jpg
Example of an TV Warehouse ident used on Screenshop