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TV 2012 - Television's fuzzy future.
When senior industry executives were asked to predict the shape of television in 10 years' time no clear picture emerged. The only certainty was that the BBC will continue to play a major role in the broadcasting landscape. James Curtis reports
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INTERNET VIDEO - The great leap forward?
The combination of increasing broadband penetration and technical advances in streaming have at last made internet video a match for TV. But is anybody watching?
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UK TV is still 'hideously white'.
As UK broadcasters put the finishing touches to their September 11 tribute programming it would be
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Poor year for the rich.
This year the fattest cats are purring less contentedly. While the combined wealth of our 100 TV and radio multimillionaires has risen, few have weathered the media recession and stock market fall without losses
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Broadcast 2002 Rich List in full
This year the fattest cats are purring less contentedly. While the combined wealth of our 100 TV and radio multimillionaires has risen, few have weathered the media recession and stock market fall without losses
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PREFERRED SUPPLIERS - Getting into the loop.
To some the growing use of preferred suppliers by broadcasters is merely formalising an already popular industry practice. Others fear it undermines smaller indies. By Peter Keighron
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NEWS ANALYSIS - It's just so unfair.
Members of the independent sector are calling for regulation to grant them favourable terms of trade, but could it just be time for indies to 'grow up' and take responsibility for operating in a more business-like manner?
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UBC MEDIA SETS UP WEATHER JV WITH MET OFFICE.
UBC Media Group has developed a Meteorological Office (Met Office) digital weather service. The service will be freely available on the Digizone data channel and will be updated six times a
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TRADE TALK - Barbie world.
The year could hardly have begun on a worse note for Barb chief executive Caroline McDevitt, but she's determined to weather the storm.
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BBC DIGITAL - Double-edged success.
The BBC was always going to use its generous licence fee settlement as a means to embark on an unprecedented expansion in digital media. But the corporation's ambitions are facing mounting opposition from rivals.
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OPINION - Dominating the digital domain.
The new BBC digital channels are about competition not public service and will reduce choice rather than expand it, argues John Hambley of digital channel Artsworld.
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Industry weighs up media plans.
Producers' alliance Pact has called on the government to establish a code of practice to balance the competing interests of broadcasters and independent producers.Pact claimed such a code - which it
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Industry weighs up media plans
PACT calls for Code of Practice on Broadcasters' Commissioning of Content while broadcasters agree ownership rules should be relaxed
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BSkyB digital prices criticised.
BSKYB has come under fire for more than doubling the amount consumers have to pay to receive only free-to-air digital services, writes Simon Ellery.
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BSkyB digital prices criticised
Satellite broadcaster under fire for more than doubling set-top-box price attached to free-to-air package
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DIGITAL PIRACY - Sinking digital's pirates
As struggling operator ITV Digital issues a stern warning to subscribers about the use of fake smartcards to access premium services, debate rages in the industry on how best to outflank the digital pirates.
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Artem expands into digital effects and motion capture
Physical effects house Artem is expanding into digital effects and has set-up a new division called Artem Digital providing new motion capture facilities and digital animation, writes Joanna Scott at IBC in Amsterdam.
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Getting Real about streaming
Ex Microsoft exec Rob Glaser explains how he transformed RealNetworks into a world leader in audio visual streaming media.