Features – Page 291
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FeaturesITV1 can still make an impact
Never mind the raw audience figures, the network has been clocking up the lion’s share of ad views.
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FeaturesLast Chance to See
Graphics and titles including a mechanical globe and mechanical animals created by GraphixAsset
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FeaturesStrictly Come Dancing trailer
A grade by Framestore and effects shots created by Finish on the new Strictly trailer
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FeaturesStreambox Live
A web-based contribution service that enables remote reporters and citizen journalists to send compressed live video streams to broadcasters.
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FeaturesWho killed summer?
Spoof reality show-cum-murder mystery Who Killed Summer? began as a TV outline, 90 Days Of Summer.
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FeaturesCathy Payne, Endemol Worldwide Distribution
The chief executive of Endemol Worldwide Distribution on what she’s looking for, the challenges ahead and how Mipcom has changed over the years.
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FeaturesConch Awards: Sounding out the winners
To celebrate the 2009 Conch Awards, Will Strauss and Colin Birch talk to the winners in the TV sound editing and TV dubbing mixer categories, finding out what makes them tick and gathering their views on some of the burning issues in the audio sector.
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FeaturesKevin McCloud’s Grand Tour
Full post on a factual show in which Kevin McCloud embarks on an epic journey around Europe.
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FeaturesMSN Xclusives
Pop stars VV Brown, Frankmusik, the Maccabees and Sugababes are among the acts set to star in an interactive web music initiative that will be produced by Whizz Kid’s digital arm Tough Cookie for web giant MSN.
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FeaturesThe wind of change blows through BBC
As the BBC faces its biggest overhaul since the 2006 Creative Future review, Katherine Rushton examines executive reaction to the shake-up and what the changes will mean for the corporation.
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FeaturesDon Taffner Jr, DLT Entertainment
The president of DLT Entertainment reveals his recent acquisitions, what he’s looking for and addresses the biggest challenges facing the international TV market.
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FeaturesTerrestrial launches blast off
As autumn starts to take off, some TV settlers land on the big channels while others head to digital.
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FeaturesRatings: Money-taking and making
BBC2 and Channel 4 bequeathed us a contrasting week of riveting end-of-the-world stuff and spooky predictions - somewhat summing up the 21st century thus far.
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FeaturesFunny debuts still fractured
In this, The Jetsons age of multichannel, push VoD, MobileMovies and fingernail DVD (I made that one up), digital channels might seem to have the advantage when connecting with those prepared to experiment.
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FeaturesOverview: Distributors weather the storm
Although the figures are yet to reflect the full force of the downturn, 2009’s table shows that global formats, returning series and non-UK content are leading the way.
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FeaturesDistributors Survey 2009
Welcome to Broadcast’s fifth annual survey of the UK distribution sector. This year’s survey includes 32 of the UK’s leading distributors.
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FeaturesPeer Poll: RDFR returns to the top of the pile
Our survey asks distributors to rank their peers, and RDF Rights came top, closely followed by FME and BBCW. Andy Fry looks at their approach to service, development and management.