Now TV

London, United Kingdom

Now TV is a flexible streaming service offering live and on-demand content, including access to Sky Sports and a range of other channels, on a month-to-month subscription basis. It allows viewers to enjoy premium entertainment without the commitment of a traditional long-term contract.

CCI Score

-47.55

0.03% April 18

Latest Event

Report Highlights Human Rights Risks in TV Post Production

A recent report by the TV Industry Human Rights Forum reveals widespread human rights violations in post-production, including poor labor practices such as lack of proper contracts, below minimum wage, and insecure work conditions. Although Now TV is not directly implicated, its association with parent companies like Sky raises concerns about indirect complicity in these systemic industry practices.

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Now TV is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score

These companies are fully aligned with authoritarian regimes. They not only support but also enforce oppressive policies, playing a significant role in the regime’s operational apparatus and contributing directly to its consolidation of power.

Latest Events

JAN

20

2025

Report Highlights Human Rights Risks in TV Post Production
-78.08

A recent report by the TV Industry Human Rights Forum reveals widespread human rights violations in post-production, including poor labor practices such as lack of proper contracts, below minimum wage, and insecure work conditions. Although Now TV is not directly implicated, its association with parent companies like Sky raises concerns about indirect complicity in these systemic industry practices.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 25

The report details systemic poor labor practices in the post-production sector including insecure work, below minimum wages, and lack of proper contractual protections. As part of the broader broadcasting ecosystem and through its affiliation with parent companies such as Sky, Now TV may benefit from and indirectly support these practices, contributing to broader human rights abuses in the industry.

Shocking report details human rights risks in post-production
SEP

07

2023

TV Industry Labor Rights Concerns Highlighted in Human Rights Forum
-17.02

An article from the TV Industry Human Rights Forum raises concerns over the poor working conditions of ancillary workers in the TV industry, including those involved in cleaning, catering, and security on set. The discussion emphasizes systemic labor issues and calls for improved measures by broadcasters, highlighting the broader neglect of human rights within the industry.
-20

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 25

The article underscores ongoing poor working conditions among ancillary workers in the TV industry—a group often employed on low pay with precarious contracts—pointing to systemic neglect of labor rights. Although Now TV is not explicitly named, as a major player in the TV sector, its indirect complicity in an industry where labor concerns persist is evident. Without clear proactive measures to protect these workers, the company is seen as part of a broader structure that undermines human rights, reflected in a moderately negative score.

Working conditions in the TV industry