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CommentDon't take PSBs for granted
European Broadcasting Union director general Noel Curran warns of the risks of undervaluing traditional broadcasters
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NewsFox reported to have held sales talks with Disney
Considers exiting entertainment to focus on news & sport
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NewsBBC launches Amazon Alexa adventure
The Inspection Chamber to offer Amazon Alexa play-along experience
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CommentThe media fightback starts here
Traditional players are finding new ways to take on their digital rivals
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NewsBBC execs reveal high-end drama challenges
Drama chief Craig Holleworth: at some point the bubble will probably burst
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NewsBBC plots 'voice content' trials
James Purnell claims smart speakers could change how content is consumed
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NewsNominate your top VR experiences
20 best to be published in the run-up to the second VR Creative Summit
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NewsInternational briefs: Netflix, Showtime, Google
Netflix hikes prices; Showtimes buys Ill Behaviour; Discovery, Google partner on VR
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NewsBlend eyes original VR content
360-degree specialist hires head of video to generate its own experiences and secures funding
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FeaturesPSBs under pressure around world
A powerful combination of budget cuts, political interference and growing competition from digital rivals is undermining public service broadcasters.
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CommentCommercial TV changes its tune
Collaboration and sharing of data is the new plan for rival broadcasters, says Kate Bulkley
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Behind The ScenesBroadcast TECH Sept/Oct
Milk VFX unveils the huge range of VFX shots it created for Dinosaurs In The Wild
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FeaturesThe rise of machine learning
AI is an increasingly important tool for media companies, helping to automate repetitive tasks and free up staff to focus on delivering quality content.
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FeaturesRise of SVoD boosts business
Hunger for content, combined with rising prices for ‘event TV’, made it an exceptional year for distributors – but challenges remain
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NewsBBC eyes more interactive audio formats
The BBC is exploring more interactive audio formats following the launch of its first choose-your-own Amazon Alexa adventure.