All articles by Ann-Marie – Page 3
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NewsHall: Music should be the ‘DNA’ of the BBC
New BBC director general Tony Hall has said he wants raise the profile of arts and culture programming across the broadcaster’s channels, and is also planning to do ‘interesting things’ with Shakespeare, by working with companies outside the corporation.
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NewsFraser exits Maverick after 20 years at the helm
Alexandra Fraser is to step down as joint chief executive of Maverick Television after nearly 20 years at the company.
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NewsPact pegs regional indie revenues at £160m
The indie TV sector outside London has grown by 20% year-on-year - but the level of success varies considerably from area to area.
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NewsBBC embraces hotspots for Luther trailer
BBC1 has tapped into video hot spotting technology to support the return of Luther for a third series.
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NewsTurner poaches new kids head from Disney
Patricia Hidalgo has left Disney after 15 years to work for rival kids channel brand Turner International.
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FeaturesProduct Placement - the next steps
Talked up as a multimillion-pound industry when it became legal in the UK two years ago. Has it lived up to expectations?
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FeaturesHow to use the second screen
A Broadcast panel asks experts from Sky, Brightcove, Capablue & Intrasonics how to build a successful TV strategy with a compelling user experience across multiple devices.
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FeaturesTackling TV’s growing problem
The move to file-based workflows has put storage under the spotlight. Leading figures in the industry discuss best practice and what to do with the ‘digital sludge’.
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FeaturesGoing back to basics
Are universities and colleges giving students the skills they need to enter the creative industries? Ann-Marie Corvin speaks to those involved in training the next generation
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FeaturesSurvival of the biggest
It’s been a good year for larger post houses that can take on the biggest shows, but rising costs and a fall in TV ad spend have hit some smaller facilities hard. Ann-Marie Corvin reports
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FeaturesSurvival of the biggest
It’s been a good year for larger post houses that can take on the biggest shows, but rising costs and a fall in TV ad spend have hit some smaller facilities hard.
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FeaturesNo more ‘one-size-fits-all’
Local knowledge and a well-planned entry strategy are key to breaking into new territories. Ann-Marie Corvin travels to Turkey to hear from key international players
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NewsBBC lines up apprenticeships
The BBC has applied for funding to help launch a series of industrywide, degree-level apprenticeships in technology and engineering.
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FeaturesBritain’s got (diverse) talent
Broadcasters and indies are embracing training schemes to find non-graduate creative talent. Ann-marie Corvin reports on the push for fresh, young voices from all social backgrounds.
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FeaturesEastern Promise
With the economic crisis restricting credit in Europe, broadcast manufacturers are increasingly looking to Asia to grow their businesses. Ann-Marie Corvin previews the Broadcast Asia trade show.
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FeaturesDocs: Life beyond television
From a campaigning viral hit to a quirky new-music show, the web is providing an essential outlet for factual content that doesn’t fit the schedules.
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NewsCopyright reform 'could destroy' archive industry
The UK’s commercial archive market could be “devastated” and “destroyed” by a government review of intellectual property laws, according to key figures in the sector.
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FeaturesThe Year in Production 2011
A round-up of this year’s main events in technology, finance, studios, outside broadcasts and post production.
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