Wednesday 18 October 2017, PM
Malta journalist murdered: Daphne Caruana Galizia
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 13 October 2017, PM
13/10/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukThursday 12 October 2017, PM
Rocket wins £15m Freeview media
Freeview, the UK's biggest TV platform, has awarded its 15m media account to Rocket. Rocket is part of Omnicom's five-strong line-up of media agencies in the UK. Rocket now lines up with creative agency Anomaly and digital shop NMPi. - www.moreaboutadvertising.comwww.moreaboutadvertising.comThursday 12 October 2017, AM
TV access services 2017: Q1 and Q2
The first bi-annual report for 2017 on the provision of access services by broadcasters under the Code on Television Access Services shows the cumulative position from January to June 2017. All Channel 3 services are required to meet the same quotas, although there may be slight variations in the total percentage of access services provided on these channels. - www.ofcom.org.ukwww.ofcom.org.ukWednesday 11 October 2017, PM
Could the media have exposed Harvey Weinstein earlier?
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 06 October 2017, PM
06/10/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 06 October 2017, AM
#81 - Google caves over paywalls, ITV vs Newsnight - The Media Podcast with Olly Mann
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Celebrities and interview copy control
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 29 September 2017, AM
BONUS: How To Fix... Newspapers
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What's wrong with the BBC?
www.bbc.co.ukWednesday 27 September 2017, AM
Roberts Radio launches digital radio adapter – RadioToday
Roberts Radio announced that they would be entering the automotive market for the first time with the launch of a Roberts Radio digital radio car adapter, launched later this year. The digital radio car adapter market across Europe has been significantly boosted by the Norwegian switchover, the first in the world, which is underway and completes at the end of this year the planned Switzerland switchover which is scheduled for 2020 and the UK's on-going digital radio progress. - radiotoday.co.ukradiotoday.co.ukMinister wants radio to be digital by default – RadioToday
The Drive to Digital conference, which is organised by Digital Radio UK, heard about the progress being made in transitioning UK radio to digital with speeches from leading audio and radio brands, including Roberts Radio, Ruark and Pure, as well as Amazon Alexa and Sonos ,and vehicle manufacturer, Audi. Drive to Digital was chaired by award-winning presenter, Magic Radio's Harriet Scott, and featured presentions from leading broadcasters including Paul Rodgers, Head of BBC 6 Music Tony Moorey, Content Director, Absolute Radio and Magic Radio John Cushing, Head of News Operations, Global and presenter and radio legend Tony Blackburn, who was joined by Ben Cooper, Controller of BBC Radio 1, to mark the launch of new BBC digital pop-up station, BBC Radio 1 Vintage, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the launch of Radio 1 on 30 September. - radiotoday.co.ukradiotoday.co.ukFriday 22 September 2017, PM
#80 - Murdoch Talks Tough In Cambridge, EU on TV and Newspapers - The Media Podcast with Olly Mann
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Is Twitter turning journalists into vultures?
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 15 September 2017, PM
it's an offer we can't refuse from the Murdochs
Ofcom - so wet that it's the regulatory equivalent of Ross from Friends - had advised her to refer the bid to the competition watchdog on grounds of plurality, a situation the Murdochs would easily have handled. So with the Murdochs, whose populist papers pushed relentlessly against the dastardly EU for decades, yet are now keen to point out how much the country is going to need the Murdochs' business now Brexit's pushing it towards the financial shitter only they can fix us. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.comFriday 15 September 2017, AM
How big tech became the new titan of television
The geeks are raiding their digital vaults to transform themselves into lords of entertainment - or at least owners of content - and in the process shape what we watch and how we watch. The tech company will inhabit Hollywood history if its original content division moves into The Culver Studios, a possibility first reported by the Financial Times. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.comWednesday 13 September 2017, PM
13/09/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukTuesday 12 September 2017, PM
BONUS: 2017 MacTaggart Lecture, with Jon Snow
feedproxy.google.comStatement from the Culture Secretary on the proposed Sky plc / 21st Century Fox Inc. merger
Mr Speaker, I am here to give an update on the proposed merger between 21st Century Fox and Sky Plc, and my decision whether or not to refer the transaction for a full 6 month investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority. The first concern was raised in Ofcom's public interest report that Fox did not have adequate compliance procedures in place for the broadcast of Fox News in the UK and only took action to improve its approach to compliance after Ofcom expressed concerns. - www.gov.ukwww.gov.ukThursday 07 September 2017, PM
Cage Warriors hits free-to-air UK TV with FreeSports partnership
The new deal will see FreeSports broadcast Cage Warriors shows live and for free, bringing Europe's leading mixed martial arts promotion to free TV, with the first live event of the partnership featuring Cage Warriors 86 on Saturday September 16 from Indigo at The O2, London and the remaining 3 shows this year already in the Freesports schedule. The partnership will sit alongside Cage Warriors' existing live broadcast partnership with BT Sport in the UK, and joins a comprehensive list of premium broadcast partners including UFC Fight Pass, Viasat, Eleven Sports Network, Setanta, PPTV and Discovery's D-Sports. - cagewarriors.comcagewarriors.comWednesday 06 September 2017, PM
06/09/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukMonday 04 September 2017, PM
5 Best TV Guide Apps for Freeview, Sky, and Netflix
That's were TV guide apps can come in handy, as they provide a simple way to know when all your favourite programmes are on. When you first launch Discover TV you're not presented with the standard TV schedule, instead there are a selection of curated lists offering, among other things, the '10 Best Today', '10 Best Catch-Up', and '5 Best Free Films'. - www.techadvisor.co.ukwww.techadvisor.co.ukSaturday 02 September 2017, PM
Freesat considers next-gen options
Freesat has invited set top box manufacturers to submit their views on the next iteration of their platform. The company has invited discussion on a number of possible enhancements to the platform, including support for ultra-high-definition content and the ability for users to stream recordings to multiple rooms. - www.tvbeurope.comwww.tvbeurope.comWednesday 30 August 2017, PM
30/08/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukITV submits plans for South Bank redevelopment
ITV has submitted its plans for the redevelopment of its South Bank site to Lambeth Council. ITV has submitted its planning application to Lambeth Council and hopes to start construction in 2019. - www.tvbeurope.comwww.tvbeurope.comFreeSports
- www.freesports.tvwww.freesports.tvNew free sports TV channel launched showing 10 live football games per week
A new free-to-air TV channel launches tomorrow showing live football, rugby league, motorsport, ice hockey and more. Barca TV Bayern TV AC Milan TV Borussia Dortmund TV. That will involve showing the whole game, normally 24 hours afterwards, plus one hour of club news per week. - www.mirror.co.ukwww.mirror.co.ukFriday 25 August 2017, PM
#79 - Edinburgh International TV Festival 2017
feedproxy.google.comThursday 24 August 2017, AM
New free-to-air sports channel to launch next month
A new free-to-air sports channel is to set to launch in the UK next month. A number of sporting events are classed as UK 'listed' events - those in Group A should be shown live on either BBC 1, BBC 2, ITV 1, Channel 4 and Channel 5, while Group B events must at least have highlights offered to those channels. - www.cable.co.ukwww.cable.co.ukWednesday 23 August 2017, PM
23/08/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukTuesday 22 August 2017, AM
Broadcast -
www.broadcastnow.co.ukFriday 18 August 2017, PM
18/08/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukWednesday 16 August 2017, PM
Test Match Special and Josh Krichefski of MediaCom UK
www.bbc.co.ukMonday 14 August 2017, PM
DVB approves new subtitling specification - TVBEurope
- www.tvbeurope.comwww.tvbeurope.comSunday 13 August 2017, PM
BBC to turn off 13 medium wave transmitters – RadioToday
BBC Radio Sussex, Surrey, Humberside, Wiltshire, Nottingham, Kent, and Lincolnshire will no longer be accessible on medium wave, whilst BBC Radio Devon, Radio Lancashire and BBC Essex will reduce their frequencies. The BBC has trialled the switch-off of a number of medium-wave transmitters over the past few years and made the decision to turn off 13 more transmitters following audience feedback. - radiotoday.co.ukradiotoday.co.ukFriday 11 August 2017, PM
Science Special
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 11 August 2017, AM
#78 - Facebook Watch, The Week Junior podcasting’s first poaching
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Media titan John Malone, newspapers \"ripping\" content and online moderation
www.bbc.co.ukWednesday 09 August 2017, AM
Sony Rebrands Kix, Launches Channel on Freeview, Sky, Freesat
Sony Pictures Television Networks is rebranding Kix to Pop Max, with the kids' channel set to launch across Freeview, Sky and Freesat on August 30. Pop Max comes from SPTN UK and joins Pop and Tiny Pop in SPTN's kids' channel portfolio. - worldscreen.comworldscreen.comMy Media Week: Owen Jenkinson, Freeview
As well as putting the finishing touches to the media pitch briefing, I have a lengthy meeting with an interesting consultancy we've been working with, Verbalisation. Consequently the commute home and evening media consumption is relatively bubble gum - Evening Standard and comedy on BBC iPlayer. - www.campaignlive.co.ukwww.campaignlive.co.ukFriday 04 August 2017, PM
04/08/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukThursday 03 August 2017, PM
KMTV channel director James Brindle says local TV is a 'win, win, win' for Kent
KMTV is the 30th channel to get off the ground, in a joint venture between the KM Group and the University of Kent. Tune in for half an hour every Wednesday from 6.30pm. HOW TO WATCH. KMTV will be available on Freeview Channel 7 and Virgin Channel 159 from 5.30pm today. - www.kentonline.co.ukwww.kentonline.co.ukWednesday 02 August 2017, PM
Controversial columnists; The rise and fall of Anthony Scaramucci; Off-shore journalism
www.bbc.co.ukFriday 28 July 2017, PM
28/07/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukThursday 27 July 2017, AM
ITV readies hefty bill for Virgin Media as advertising sales dive
ITV is poised to hit Virgin Media with a hefty bill for carrying its main channel backed with a tacit threat of a blackout if it refuses to pay up. ITV will rely on new laws that come into force next week and scrap a copyright exemption that allows Virgin Media to carry its main public service channel for free without fear of legal action. - www.telegraph.co.ukwww.telegraph.co.ukWednesday 26 July 2017, PM
26/07/2017 Radio 4 Feedback
www.bbc.co.ukMonday 24 July 2017, AM
York TV is on the air! Everything you need to know about city's new television channel
That's York is now broadcasting to the Greater York area via Freeview Channel 8. To mark its official launch, the Lord Mayor of York Cllr Barbara Boyce toured the offices and studios base at York St John University, meeting the team behind the channel. - www.yorkmix.comwww.yorkmix.comMXF: Bigger And Better To Meet Business Needs
SMPTE published the MXF standard in 2004, and since that time it has been continually refined to improve the business of cinema and broadcast worldwide. The more feedback SMPTE receives on the report and its conclusions, the better SMPTE can use real-world data to improve MXF and make it an even more useful means of handling media content. - www.4rfv.co.ukwww.4rfv.co.ukBBC is paying too much for talent it can afford to lose
The dogmatic insistence that the BBC had to pay higher salaries or lose talent had been spiked by presenter John Humphrys on Radio 4's Media Show, when he was asked if he would do his job for less money. The BBC can afford to lose established talent, but it cannot afford to lose its place as the engine of the British creative digital economy. - www.theguardian.comwww.theguardian.comFriday 21 July 2017, PM
#77 - BBC pay, local press woes Soundcloud - The Media Podcast with Olly Mann
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