All Broadcast Digital Awards articles – Page 6
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NewsBest Content Partnership or AFP: Formula E Season 2 Digital
Working with world feed partner Aurora Media, plus brands including BMW, Visa and Microsoft, Little Dot distributed race content to social platforms and created a daily schedule that included technology explanations, driver interviews, lists and infographics, celebrity-led content, behind-the-scenes material and news.
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Best Specialist Channel: CBBC
With a fresh look that sought to remind older children that there is still a place for them on the channel, judges said CBBC is “always inventive, clever, engaging and rewarding”.
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Best Digital Programme Support: Formula E Season 2 Digital
The all-encompassing campaign was complimented by the judges for its “success in driving audiences through innovative execution of a comprehensive audience-first strategy”.
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Best App or Website for Channel, Strand or Genre: At the Races
Simplestream have created an accessible, comprehensive app offering a range of brilliantly executed features for horse-racing fans - earning itself four and a half stars in Apple’s App Store
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Best Sports or Live Event Coverage: League of Legends World Championship
The BBC’s move into e-sports for its coverage of the four-day League of Legends World Championship, an online video-gaming tournament at Wembley, proved a major success for the broadcaster.
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Best Game: Operation Ouch: The Snotapocalypse
Created to support the fourth series Operation Ouch!, the endless game was brilliantly integrated with the TV programme and played more than 1 million times in its first four weeks.
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Best Entertainment Programme: Murder in Successville
A “fantastically innovative comedy” which generated a massive Twitter buzz and unanimously impressed the judges with its originality.
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Claudia Winkleman to host Broadcast Digital Awards
Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman has been lined up to present the Broadcast Digital Awards.
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E4 bids to defend crown at 2016 Digital Awards
The complete shortlist for the Broadcast Digital Awards 2016 has been revealed ahead of next month’s ceremony, with E4 hoping to retain its Channel of the Year crown.
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Broadcast Digital Awards 2016: shortlist part 2
The second shortlist of nominations for the Broadcast Digital Awards 2016 has been unveiled – including Channel of The Year, Best Entertainment Programme, Best Popular Factual Programme and Best Original Web Channel.
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Broadcast Digital Awards 2016: shortlist part 1
The first shortlist of nominations for the Broadcast Digital Awards 2016 has been unveiled - including the Best Factual Channel, Best Entertainment Channel and Best Content Partnership categories.
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VIDEO: Broadcast Digital Awards 2015
Click to re-live this year’s event, hosted by The Last Leg’s Josh Widdicombe at The Brewery on 24 June.
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C4 wins big at Broadcast Digital Awards
Channel 4 was the big winner at this year’s Broadcast Digital Awards, walking away with eight prizes including Channel of the Year for E4.
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Best Programme Acquisition: The 100
US sci-fi drama The 100 became E4’s most successful programme launch with 1.7 million (8%) overnight viewers in July 2014.
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Best Entertainment Programme: Wild Things
For a brief time this spring, the goings-on at 7pm on Sundays on Sky felt like a collective fever dream.
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Best Popular Factual Programme: The Islamic State
Film-maker Medyan Dairieh spent three weeks embedded with Sunni jihadist group Islamic State for this extraordinary film, shooting all the footage and conducting all the interviews himself.
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Best Factual Channel: Discovery Channel
Discovery Channel went from strength to strength in 2014.
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Best Scripted Programme: Murdered By My Boyfriend
Fittingly for a fact-based drama, Murdered By My Boyfriend came out of current affairs.
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Best Original Web Channel: Vice News
Vice News has experienced a meteoric rise since its launch in March 2014.
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Best Social Media and Digital Marketing Campaign: Hollyoaks Snapchat: Who Killed Fraser?
In February 2014, Hollyoaks became the first British soap to launch on Snapchat, using the social media service to drive viewers to the show and maintain the conversation away from TX.
