Broadcast Network – Page 6
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SponsoredTokyo Olympics broadcasters take to the Cloud
OBS leverages Alibaba’s cloud technologies for value-added service delivery at Tokyo 2020, offering key broadcast services accessible from anywhere
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SponsoredHelping future leaders on their way to success
ScreenSkills’ Leaders of Tomorrow programme seeks to provide more effective career pathways to encourage diversity in leadership roles
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SponsoredChampioning the creative industries in West Yorkshire
Tracy Brabin, the newly elected mayor of West Yorkshire, is battling to keep C4 out of private hands and deliver a Creative New Deal for the region
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SponsoredSkilling up TV’s next generation of accountants
The role might not be glamorous but few are more important to a production
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SponsoredEdinburgh rings the changes
Jack Thorne’s MacTaggart and an interview with Whoopi Goldberg are among the highlights of this year’s Festival
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SponsoredWhisper: our assets are our people
When the pandemic hit, the sports producer doubled down on protecting staff jobs and “eking out that little bit more” than its rivals
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SponsoredWhat’s next in global media M&A?
How do the likes of Netflix and Comcast react to the recent mega-mergers that have reshaped global media, asks Tom Dods
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SponsoredBuilding an agile UK production workforce
How the Production Guild of Great Britain is adapting to improve representation and strengthen skills for production professionals
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SponsoredFrom chaos to order: Archiving data on tape with Software-defined Tape
A fast and ultra-secure way to archive your object storage
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: Talkback
Launching new formats on Netflix and ITV proved how versatile Fremantle-owned Talkback can be
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: Chalkboard TV
Mike Benson’s indie showed factual producers can make it in the drama game
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: Mammoth Screen
The ITV Studios drama indie delivered one of 2020’s most talked about hits: The Serpent
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: Plimsoll Productions
The Bristol-based factual giant produced cutting-edge shows for everyone from Apple TV+ and Netflix to the PSBs
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: 72 Films
From BBC’s Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty to Amazon Prime’s All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur, 72’s factual hits made waves
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SponsoredBest Indie nominees: Love Productions
Love Productions quickly pivoted during lockdown to create innovative, Covid-safe versions of hits such as The Great British Bake Off
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SponsoredZOOM-IN Television - Summer 2021
Check out Abbas Media Law’s latest issue of ZOOM-IN, your essential round-up of media law and compliance news affecting broadcasters and indies
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SponsoredFive ‘to dos’ for recruiting in a post-Covid world
Recruitment expert Arnaud Doggett gives his top tips for prospective employers
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SponsoredGreen Rock cements hybrid cloud facility
Transitioning away from bricks and mortar into a completely cloud-based shop
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SponsoredThe lowdown on Park Royal Broadcast Studios
Designed with the vision to deliver world-class, technologically advanced studio spaces
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SponsoredIndies show resilience in Covid crisis
The sector was hit hard by the pandemic but with determination, hard work and a little support, production is now back in a major way