All Multiplatform articles – Page 175
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NewsFX orders first homegrown show
FX UK, home of US acquisitions such as The Wire and Dexter, has commissioned its first homegrown show.
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NewsExtreme Sports Channel launches new website
Extreme Sports Channel has re-launched its website with a host of new skate, surf and bike features, photos and videos.
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NewsBBC may sell Jam content to recover licence funds
The BBC is proposing to commercially exploit mothballed BBC Jam content in a bid to recover some of the millions of pounds of licence- fee funding spent on the axed education service.
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NewsDuncan joins Grade in attack on Google
Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan has joined Michael Grade in attacking Google, branding its failure to invest in UK content creation unfair.
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FeaturesYorkshire's got talent
With over 10,000 people working in TV, radio, new media and games, Yorkshire is a key player in the creative sector. Will Strauss takes a look at the shape of the industry and how it is starting to embrace cross-platform production.
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NewsESPN launches online player
ESPN has finally rolled out its ESPN360.com online video player in the UK.
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NewsTern mount STI Invasion
Tern Television is to launch a PacMan-style online game in which characters from its Channel 4 show KNTV have to ‘catch' sexually-transmitted diseases before they spread.
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NewsCorrie death proves online hit
ITV plans to create more online spin-off content after its three versions of Coronation Street character Liam Connor's death were viewed more than 650,000 times last weekend.
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NewsDisney and BT strike online deal
Disney Channel UK has inked a multi-year deal with BT Vision allowing viewers to watch Disney Channel and Playhouse Disney content on-demand.
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NewsBBC iPlayer carried on Sky
The BBC and BSkyB have signed a deal to make iPlayer programming available through the satellite giant's online TV service Sky Player.
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NewsBebo to order more shows
Bebo will commission at least six original productions next year under the banner of 'Bebo Originals'.
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News4iP open for business
Channel 4's online PSB platform 4iP has officially opened for submissions today.
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NewsOff the Fence wins Babelgum order
Off the Fence has won its first online commission, a factual wildlife series for web TV platform Babelgum.
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NewsC4 to clean up Jamie Oliver
Channel 4 is planning to offer a “child friendly” version of Jamie's Ministry of Food for its on-demand service after complaints about swearing.
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Newsmyvideorights seals YouTube deal
Digital video distributor myvideorights.com has signed a deal to provide professional rights-cleared TV content to YouTube.
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NewsDisney inks comedy deal with Microsoft
MIPCOM: Disney-ABC-ESPN Television has signed its first Europe-wide distribution deal for its multiplatform content arm Stage 9 Digital Media.
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NewsBBC unveils iPlayer Freeview proposal
The BBC has revealed proposals to take the iPlayer onto Freeview.
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NewsInteractive broadcast providers named
Phone services regulator PhonepayPlus has named the first 13 companies that will provide phone-in interactive broadcast services.
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NewsKids iPlayer to tackle web watershed problem
The BBC is to solve the online watershed conundrum by launching a children's version of the iPlayer.
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NewsChelsey deal for I-Rights
I-Rights has signed a three-year deal with producer Channel X to distribute Bebo's new online series Chelsey:OMG!.