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CommentAI from Greenlight to Glass: The implications for broadcasters
Kim Chua, partner at OC&C Strategy Consultants, specialist in media, broadcasting, and digital transformation, looks at how broadcasters should approach the technology
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CommentThere’s more than one way to win the brutal battle for attention
The YouTube revolution shouldn’t be ignored, but that doesn’t mean that distinctive long-form content can’t still deliver huge success
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CommentWhy we need to approach AI with a human agenda
Joe Lewis at The Voiceover Gallery says that when we embrace AI – not as a replacement, but as a tool – the future doesn’t feel quite as bleak
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CommentSociety – and our industry – needs action to combat normalised anti-Semitism
Executive producer Neil Grant calls for decisive action not platitudes, and warns colleagues are afraid to be open about their identity
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CommentThe Basics: From 30 lines to 8K UHD a brief history of television resolution
Darren Deans, media and broadcast marketing specialist, explores the evolution of television resolution
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CommentRachel Corp: None of us can save public service journalism alone
Trusted journalism has never been more important and the industry must adapt and collaborate to save it, the ITN chief executive says
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CommentHow collaboration helped Bakers Dozen catfish internet stars
Barbara Emile on creating Don’t Get Catfished for Channel 4.0
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CommentCommissioners aren’t the enemy as TV battles for its future
YouTube isn’t a panacea for the sector’s challenges and too much is being made of commissioners’ cowardice, writes Alf Lawrie
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CommentOptimism makes a welcome return
‘Distributors are by no means out of the woods yet, but most companies seem able to at least see the wood for the trees’
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CommentThree cheers for John McVay – and three pointers for his successor
Argonon boss James Burstall hails the work of the outgoing Pact supremo and highlights some of the hot topics for the indie group’s next leader
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CommentHow Whisper brought data & insight to the Women’s Rugby World Cup
Tory Clarkson, new data & intelligence lead at Whisper looks at how the company and England Rugby have approached the Women’s Rugby World Cup
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CommentThe questions posed by AI-driven storytelling
Filippo Rizzante, CTO of Reply, looks at what the growing use of AI could mean for the industry
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CommentHow creators are reshaping the entertainment industry
Olly Lewis of The Fifth explains why creators are now leading the way with TV entertainment formats
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CommentWhen is the right time to trust AI in VFX?
James Pollock, creative technologist at VFX house Lux Aeterna, looks at when and when not to use automation
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CommentWhere are all the funny women?
Despite a few high-profile successes, there are still depressingly few sitcoms written by women. Chelsea Kania asks why
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CommentPSB chiefs: these measures can help secure distinct British broadcasting for the future
Traditional powerhouses reveal five-point plan for the future
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CommentAs TV doors close, we must look to digital to thrive
The TV Collective’s Simone Pennant explores the paths to survival and success for global majority creatives who can’t wait for change
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CommentMarcus Ryder: Generative AI poses a hidden threat to the industry’s mental health
Beyond prompting job loss fears, Gen AI could have a more insidious effect on how creative workers view themselves
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CommentMaking micro media magnates out of fresh IP
Getting a TV series on air doesn’t have to be the first step – or indeed only destination – for today’s indies to thrive and survive
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CommentTim Davie: ‘The BBC is committed to championing the West Midlands’
The director general shares his thoughts on the corporation’s efforts to create opportunities in the region