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Conservationists Embrace Social Media
Television is increasingly embracing new media to reach new audiences and add interesting applications. New Media Knowledge talks to the people behind a new online conservation series that aims to raise wider awareness of the plight of endangered species.
moreIndustry Welcomes 4iP
Channel 4 launched its 4iP initiative this week which aims to stimulate public service digital media across the UK. New Media Knowledge engaged the UK digital media community to see what it thought of 4iP.
moreYouTube gets into Top Gear
With the BBC launching its own Top Gear YouTube channel, Tim Hoang looks at the reasons for this move into video-sharing sites.
moreIndustry Welcomes Intel/Yahoo! Internet TV Tie-In
Chip giant Intel and media outfit Yahoo! have come together to create the ‘Widget Channel’, a television application framework primed for TV and other consumer electronics devices.
moreMoney Rich Media
One of the growing concerns with the businesses looking to invest in the social media phenomenon is whether such sites can actually generate substantial revenue. The key to portals such as MySpace, Bebo and the like is that they are free and allow anyone to access content.
moreWeb TV on DVD
The success of web TV shows such as Bebo’s Kate Modern and Lonely Girl 15 has lead to a renewed interest in the industry. MySpace has just announced plans to distribute its own TV shows through television and DVD, as it seeks to broaden its reach away from the computer.
moreOnline TV set for Success
Legitimate online TV and video services are set to generate revenues of $7.9 billion worldwide by 2013, according to a report by Informa Telecoms & Media.
moreYouTube 'beats' TV
Well, TV websites, that is. For the first time, during the week of February 17, the user-generated video-sharing site beat the combined traffic of all the television network websites, according to metrics company Hitwise.
moreCommunities Drive TV Versus Web Ads
Jonathan Guthrie, CEO of MGt, discusses how the television industry is fighting back against the Internet advertising bogeyman - through communities, web aquisitions and multiplatform CRM...
moreDownloading TV Online Becomes Habitual
Television is no longer just watched through a TV set and downloading TV programmes via the internet is becoming habitual. Increasing numbers of people watch TV through their mobile phone or through the internet (via a PC or laptop), new research reveals...
moreBroadband Takes On TV
British award wining web site viewmagazine.tv has featured the first podcast with the US writer who is suing the makers of the film, The Matrix, for allegedly plagiarising her script...
moreTV Has A Short Future
London-based HYPtv, positioned as the world's first true creative broadcast channel, is now broadcasting a fortnightly programme of bite-sized creativity on Sky, is coming soon on ipTV broadband channel Cube.tv, and has plans for mobile streaming....
moreIs TV On Demand TV Reinvented?
Convergence is finally upon us. But the impact on TV is more profound than predicted, with brands, distribution, rights and consumer habits all being disrupted and re-cast. Such are the hallmarks of media in a transitional phase of development, says Michael Nutley...
moreTV Search Engine Gains 1 Million Users
TV Genius, the intelligent search engine for UK television, has passed the one million user mark, supported by editorial and premium SMS alerts for its most popular listings...
morePersonalised Advertising on TV
Advertising on TV is about to change as broadband TV starts to take off. It will become more personalised and more localised. Peter Bates outlines the new challenges and opportunities this will create...
moreAscent Of Digital Cable TV
Recent advances in the functionality and interactivity of digital cable TV provide a compelling alternative to satellite for channel owners and advertisers wanting to increase audience share and reach, says David Ratcliffe...
moreUniversal flex content muscles
Universal Music is to charge broadcasters for videos across online and VOD media platforms, and is launching its own channel. What does this augur for music programming, distribution and promotion asks Eamonn Forde...
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Social TV Forum - The Future of TV & Social Media
Will social media interactivity bring unique value for TV users ?Social media applications for the TV? Social networks as a platform for delivering TV content ? Social networks - the new entrant to the video market? Producing TV content for social networks? Examine the current state of the market - from broadcasters, content providers, social networks, brands, advertisers and analysts. Understand the key trends driving social TV, the challenges being faced the future outlook.
moreLocation: Riba, London
Price: £445.00
Future Film and TV Distribution and New Media (BECTU)
DIRECTORS - Are you looking for new opportunities to distribute your films? Or worried about how your programmes are going to be used in the future? Do you know about all the new distribution platforms?? To find out about the latest innovations in digital delivery systems, put this date in your diary!
moreLocation: The Auditorium, BT Headquarters
Price: £0.00
Interactive TV made Easy
This course aims to introduce participants to the latest research on interactive television and how the broader digital design community can contribute more easily to iTV service creation. The course includes a FREE introduction to the iTV creation toolset, SATSUMA.
moreLocation: 01Zero-One, Hopkins St, Soho, London W1F 0HS
Price: £80.00
Next Gen TV 2006 (2 day conference, 1 day workshop)
Television is undergoing a fundamental transformation. The emergence of new technologies has led to a shift in consumer demands and a corresponding threat to the traditional business model based on advertising revenue.
moreLocation: Hilton Canary Wharf, London
Price: £0.00
Part 2: IPTV & the Future of Mobile TV
Mobile TV and exploiting the opportunity. What does convergence mean for the creativity of branded content projects?
moreLocation: The Arts Club, Dover Street, London.
Price: £125.00
Mobile TV Workshop: Usability At The Cutting Edge
Serco Usability Services is running a hands-on workshop which looks in detail at the emerging technology of mobile television.
moreLocation: Barnard?s Inn Hall, near Chancery Lane, London.
Price: £400.00
TV 2006: TV Advertising & The New Media Age
Marketing Week?s TV conference returns with a fresh review of the hottest issues shaping the media landscape in 2006 and will examine the real impact of heightened consumer choice and control.
moreLocation: Radisson SAS es.Hotel, Rome.
Price: £0.00
TV Academy (3): Reporting & Presenting
You will work in groups to formulate a programme treatment or use your idea from Module 1. This could be a current news item, magazine article or local knowledge. You will learn full journalistic techniques, practical planning for each shoot, plus practical exercises on presentation, talking to camera, interviewing and single camera shooting with a presenter.
moreLocation: 01zero-one, Peter Street, Soho, London W1F OHS.
Price: £220.00
TV Academy (2): Intro To Camera, Sound, Lights
Using 01zero-one?s multi camera TV studio, you will work in a studio environment similar to broadcast television. The course will introduce you to the TV studio team, who is who and what should they do, creative and production standards, technical appreciation of studio sound and lighting and video tape machine operations-cuing in VT and time-code.
moreLocation: Peter Street, Soho, London, W1F OHS
Price: £220.00
TV Academy (1): Think Up An Idea
TV Academy is a full practical and professional training course in TV and Film production. Offering valuable skills development in existing and new technology to all new creative and technical graduates in television and film production including new entrants, broadcasters, independents and interactive new media companies.
moreLocation: 01zero-ne, Peter Street, London W1F OHS.
Price: £220.00
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