Monday 09 September 2019, AM
The era of binge-watching TV shows could be coming to an end
While releasing shows episode by episode, week by week, is quite normal for traditional TV channels, it's not what we've come to expect from streaming services - and particularly from Netflix, where whole seasons of popular shows are dropped on the platform at once for viewers to inhale in one sitting. Advertisement 44 of the best Netflix series to binge watch right now Mihir Haria-Shah, head of broadcast at Total Media, predicts that as more streaming services become available, offering consumers more choice, they will have to work harder to keep subscribers interested. - www.wired.co.uk
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8K FAQ: Our top questions about 8K answered by Samsung
Recently we were invited to the Samsung QA Labs in New Jersey, to get a closer look at its new Q950R 8K QLED TV and get an in-depth explanation of how exactly how it uses an AI-based quantum processor to upscale content to 8K. The visit, while certainly educational, raised a number of questions about how many people actually want to buy 8K TVs. So, in the midst of metaphorically dissecting their TVs to help us understand what makes them tick, Samsung's engineers also gave us the rundown on why they believe the TV market is ready for an 8K explosion and how 8K might fit together with other new screen technology. Panasonic first built an 8K TV back in 2012, and recently joined the 8K Association with Samsung to set guidelines for 8K hardware and content so it's safe to say it will be hopping back into the 8K fray soon. - www.techradar.com
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BBC iPlayer for Radio app to close this month – RadioToday
The BBC will withdraw the iPlayer for Radio app this month in a bid to move users over to the newer BBC Sounds platform. The latest app update for BBC Sounds means it now matches the major features and functionality of iPlayer Radio, and with nearly 1.9 million weekly signed in users, BBC Sounds is used by more people than the old iPlayer Radio app. - radiotoday.co.uk
radiotoday.co.ukWednesday 04 September 2019, PM
How to cover chaos
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RadioToday Roundtable September 2019
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Media Masters - Adrian Lovett
Media Masters with Paul Blanchard welcome to medium Masters series of one-to-one interviews with people at the Komedia game president and chief executive of the World Wide Web Foundation his 20-year career in international development and advocacy focus on delivering policy change on complex globa…Download MP3
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Media Business Podcast #7: Edinburgh TV Festival 2019
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"Hey Media Show, tell me about smart speakers"
BBC sounds music Radio podcasts hello, I'm madhumita, murgia. Usually the Financial Times European technology corresponding this week. I'm here to look at the rise of so-called smart speakers Alexa how many teaspoons in a tablespoon that you can talk to to access the internet using your voice alon…Download MP3www.bbc.co.uk Read transript
Radiodays Asia 2019
This is the weekly podcast from Radio today. Can we have this time James Ross is talking to speakers at radiodays Asia in Kuala Lumpur from the CEO of commercial radio show my cast from Virgin Radio UK the boss of UK radio player Chris Stevens from Chris country midnight and the big boxes of two m…Download MP3audioboom.com Read transriptTuesday 27 August 2019, PM
5G: Rural areas could see bigger and taller masts
Bigger and taller mobile phone masts could be built without councils' permission across the countryside, under a proposed overhaul of planning rules in England. 5G networks require more transmitter masts than previous technologies. - www.bbc.co.ukwww.bbc.co.uk
Media Masters - Christopher Hope
Media Masters with Paul Blanchard welcome to the series of one-to-one interviews with the media game of the parliamentary lobby of the Telegraph choppers brexit podcast which features interviews with top politicians and commentators and analysis from their Westminster team is also a trustee of a c…Download MP3www.buzzsprout.com Read transriptTuesday 27 August 2019, AM
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Boris Johnson Tells BBC To 'Cough Up' To Fund All TV Licences For Pensioners
Speaking to reporters at the G7 summit, Johnson was asked if the Tories would honour their 2017 manifesto pledge to protect pensioners' benefits from TV licences to winter fuel. The BBC has argued that it has been forced to charge older viewers and listeners because of the squeeze imposed on its finances by David Cameron's government. - www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
www.huffingtonpost.co.ukSaturday 24 August 2019, AM
The Political Legacy of Entertainment TV
According to our data, in 1985 Mediaset operated 1,710 transmitters and could reach about one-half of the population with a high-quality signal two years later, the number of transmitters had reached 3,800 and Mediaset signal reached about 87percent of the population. Mediaset Signal Strength and Hypothetical Signal Strength in the Free Space in 1985 Notes Panel A shows Mediaset actual signal strength, in decibels, across municipalities in 1985. - pubs.aeaweb.org
pubs.aeaweb.orgFriday 23 August 2019, PM
#119 - Edinburgh TV Festival Special 2019
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Love This podcast support this show through the a car support a feature. It's up to you. How much you give and there's no regular commitment just hit the link in the description to support now. Hello and welcome to the media podcast Edinburgh TV festival special, I'm Boyd Hilton entertainment direc…Download MP3play.acast.com Read transriptThursday 22 August 2019, PM
Channel 4 News boss says media have right to call politicians 'liars'
Channel 4's head of news has defended the right of journalists to call out politicians for telling lies. Byrne lamented the time given over to journalistic scrutiny by the present prime minister, former PM Theresa May and leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn. - www.bbc.co.ukwww.bbc.co.ukThursday 22 August 2019, AM
Channel 4 is battling 'Netflix and porn', says its chief executive
Channel 4 is attempting to improve the popularity of its All 4 catch-up service and the number of hours watched by viewers, rather than traditional live viewing figures. He insisted his channel was fighting back, with shows such as a rebooted Top Gear attracting a consolidated audience of more than a million viewers in the 16-34 age bracket. - www.theguardian.com
www.theguardian.comWednesday 21 August 2019, PM
Why advertisers are blacklisting news
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Podcast Movement and RadioMoments
The radiated a program with broadcast bionics discover the world leading brands at radio hello, I'm Stuart Clarkson selling very Gravelly voice this week. I'm afraid I've been on a trip to the Far East and that's Cambridge by the way and I returned with a bunged up nose sore throat and riddled wit…Download MP3audioboom.com Read transriptSunday 18 August 2019, PM
BBC using strong-arm tactics over iPlayer, say independent producers
The BBC has been accused of trying to strong-arm independent TV producers into extending the availability of their shows on the iPlayer from 30 days to one year without paying millions in additional licensing fees. Pact, the body representing the multibillion-pound UK independent TV production industry, says it has been repeatedly contacted by members reporting that the BBC is trying to get them to sign off on using their shows for longer on the iPlayer without paying more. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.comFriday 16 August 2019, PM
16/08/2019 Radio 4 Feedback
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Exclusive: ITV kickstarts internal trials of BritBox ahead of launch – TBI Vision
ITV has begun beta-testing BritBox among staff ahead of its launch later this year. An editorial team is now in place, led by Reemah Sakan, group director of ITV SVOD, who is responsible for making editorial decisions that align with ITV and the BBC's branding and editorial policies. - tbivision.com
tbivision.comFriday 16 August 2019, AM
Inside Sky's pitch for addressable TV budgets
Scale is set to become a focal point of the telco firm's pitch for addressable TV now that its Adsmart platform can target Virgin Media's TV viewers. At the same time, Sky will create a network of connected TVs that Adsmart advertisers can target alongside the customers of the Youview and NowTV on-demand services. - digiday.com
digiday.comWednesday 14 August 2019, PM
Taking care of reality TV guests
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ARIAS 2020
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09/08/2019 Radio 4 Feedback
BBC sounds music Radio podcasts James Taylor sang when you're down and troubled and you need some loving care or to put it another way when you're fed up with the BBC what can you do well you got a friend in us of course listening John Broadbridge from Devon certainly thinks so I've always thought…Download MP3www.bbc.co.uk Read transript
Media Masters - Dave Lee
Media Masters with Paul Blanchard welcome to media Masters series of one-to-one interviews with people at the top of the media game I'm here in San Francisco on by Dave Lee Silicon Valley reporter for BBC News with more than a decade experience of The Corporation he is covered sports and breakin…Download MP3www.buzzsprout.com Read transript
Media Masters - Kate Ward
Media Masters with Paul Blanchard welcome to media Masters a series of one-to-one interviews with people at the top of the media game international president of refinery29 head of commercial production company Shine TV she started her career at the digital media business in 2015 as senior vice p…Download MP3www.buzzsprout.com Read transriptFriday 09 August 2019, AM
Who will regulate digital political ads?
The Advertising Standards Authority said it doesn't do political ads. They say all digital campaign material should have an imprint saying who is behind the campaign that spending on election or referendum campaigns by foreign organisations or individuals should be prohibited that fines should be bigger, and that their powers to obtain information outside a formal investigation should be strengthened. - www.bbc.co.ukwww.bbc.co.ukWednesday 07 August 2019, PM
Hunting spies and exposing lies
BBC sounds music radio podcast the media show BBC Radio 4 Media circles about reinventing journalism researcher on this program, too well as yesterday. He's done more of that than most but you probably never heard of him and while most during this will take that as an insult Eliot Higgins might th…Download MP3www.bbc.co.uk Read transriptWednesday 07 August 2019, AM
5G: how the airwaves became an 'electromagnetic cash cow'
Other governments see spectrum - the airwaves used to carry mobile phone signals - as an electromagnetic cash cow. Spectrum has not always been viewed as a potential cash cow by governments. - www.ft.comwww.ft.comOfcom Media nations: UK 2019
The report reviews key trends in the television and video sector as well as the radio and audio sector. In these reports we provide data and analysis on traditional broadcast television and radio services, and look at the take-up and impact of other types of video and audio that people can choose from. The Media Nations report is a reference publication for industry, stakeholders, academics and consumers. It provides context to the work Ofcom undertakes in looking after the interests of people in the markets we regulate. - www.ofcom.org.uk
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talkSPORT and PopMaster
Thanks for choosing the radio Today programme this time the football Seasons back, so we'll talk sports with Lee Clayton who's the station Ossett talkSPORT find out their plans return of the Premier League Ken Bruce's on as well. I spoke to him on the phone to talk about we stop for PopMaster is o…Download MP3audioboom.com Read transriptMore Bodyguards and Love Islands needed as UK viewers desert TV
The scale of the challenge UK broadcasters face in the streaming era has been thrown into stark relief by a new report, which estimates that 34 extra series of the BBC hit Bodyguard - or 14 more Love Islands - would have needed to air last year to make up for the drop in traditional TV viewing as audiences flock to rivals including Netflix, Amazon and YouTube. The report, by the media regulator Ofcom, highlights the huge growth in popularity of streaming services in the UK. The number of subscribers to the three most popular - Netflix, Amazon and Sky's Now TV - leapt by almost a quarter last year to 19.1m. Nearly half of UK homes now have a subscription streaming service, a significant increase on the 39 that did in 2017, with many households paying for two or more. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.comMonday 05 August 2019, PM
Report: Arqiva could be broken up
The backers of Arqiva, which runs Britain's largest tower business, are mulling a possible break-up of the business. Arqiva is the sole provider of transmission facilities for DTT platform Freeview. - www.broadbandtvnews.com
www.broadbandtvnews.comMonday 05 August 2019, AM
From Trinny and Susannah to Donald Trump, reality TV has ushered in an age of spite
Ps on the Digital, Culture, Media and sport select committee are asking how reality TV became so spiteful that two Love Island contestants, and one participant of the cancelled Jeremy Kyle Show, are dead. Of course it is too late to mourn the death of courtesy – and empathy – in public discourse; this is, in every sense, a post-mortem. Those same MPs may walk a gauntlet of screams as they go to work. Disagreement without rancour has become archaic, even semi-mythical. The MPs heard a submission called Belligerent Broadcasting from the academics Angela Smith and Michael Higgins (who I name to be polite). They named Trinny Woodhall and Susannah Constantine, two semi-parodic Sloane Rangers who... - www.telegraph.co.uk
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02/08/2019 Radio 4 Feedback
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Alexa tempts radio listeners to leave BBC for commercial stations
Britons increasingly prefer commercial radio stations to the BBC, according to the latest figures from Rajar, which also reveal how Amazon's Alexa is changing listening habits. The BBC has insisted it was no longer chasing traditional radio listening figures and was instead prioritising investment in podcasts via its BBC Sounds app to appeal to younger listeners. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.com
RAJAR Q2 2019: The quarterly radio Infographic is here – RadioToday
The quarterly RAJAR Infographic is here with all the data you need for Q2, 2019, including All Radio Listening, Average Hours Per Listener and Digital Platforms. Get real time updates directly on you device, subscribe now. - radiotoday.co.ukradiotoday.co.uk
ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC are suing free TV streaming app Locast
Broadcast TV streaming app Locast had hoped that qualifying itself as a not-for-profit might be enough to avoid the wrath of the major networks and the same demise as Aereo. The broadcasters claim Locast is unlawful and could make it easier for TV providers to drop local stations ATT added the Locast app to DirecTV and U-verse set-top boxes back in May and has contributed funding to the service. - www.theverge.com
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Changing the game of sports journalism
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Ivan Brackenbury (and Tom Binns!)
Thanks for choosing the radio Today programme this time. He's conkers Ivan brackenbury's on the podcast with his alter-ego some bits to tell us about brimlington hospital radio online and I was twenty twenty tour of the UK generate the looks of what the data tells us about consumers use of headpho…Download MP3audioboom.com Read transriptMonday 29 July 2019, PM
Consultation: Protecting participants in TV and radio programmes
We are proposing new rules to require broadcasters to ensure they take 'due care' of people participating in television and radio programmes, extending existing protections. Ofcom already has rules in the Broadcasting Code placing responsibilities on broadcasters around programme participants, and specific guidelines on the 'due care' required for minors who take part in programmes. - www.ofcom.org.ukwww.ofcom.org.uk
Freeview app finally brings live and on-demand TV to Android
The Freeview mobile app is finally available for Android devices, months after it appeared on Apple's App Store. The free catch-up app combines a lot of the live and on-demand content from the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. - www.trustedreviews.com
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26/07/2019 Radio 4 Feedback
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Media Masters - Terri White
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Media Masters - Alan Hunter
Media Masters with Paul Blanchard welcome to media Masters series of one-to-one interviews with people at the top of the media game Alan Hunter head of digital at the Times and Sunday Times beginning at the St he went from assistant chief sub-editor to News Review editor leading their coverage o…Download MP3www.buzzsprout.com Read transriptpick a page