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  • Advertisers need to get in on the streaming revolution

    September 23, 2019

    TV consumption habits have undergone a revolutionary shift. It started with the arrival of players like Netflix, and a decade later, it’s rapidly accelerating as new platforms like Amazon Prime Video and BritBox enter the space.  These new entrants are being spurred by consumer demand – 63 per cent of UK consumers stream today, with [...]

  • Ranked: The most popular employers for UK tech talent

    September 17, 2019

    Monzo, Skyscanner and the BBC are the most desirable companies to work for among UK tech talent, according to a survey published today. The survey, compiled by recruitment firm Hired, revealed fintech firms remain among the most attractive employers for techies, with Transferwise, Starling Bank and Revolut all making it into the top 10. Read [...]

  • Hey up, Siri: BBC to launch ‘Beeb’ voice assistant that recognises regional accents

    August 27, 2019

    The BBC is preparing to launch a digital voice assistant next year that will be trained to recognise different regional accents from across the UK. The new assistant will not be a hardware device, but will be built into the BBC’s website and will also work across smart speakers, TVs and mobile phones. Read more: [...]

  • BBC gets Ofcom approval to stream shows on iPlayer for a year

    August 1, 2019

    BBC TV programmes will now be available on iPlayer for a year, after Ofcom approved proposals to expand the on-demand platform. The broadcaster submitted a request to extend the availability of catch-up series from 30 days after broadcast to 12 months, with some programmes available for even longer. Read more: Britbox: BBC and ITV strike [...]

  • ITV prospects brighten after Love Island boost

    July 25, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. A Love Island advertising boost has helped high-yielding ITV shares to recover some lost ground. While the prospect of another Love Island on our screens this winter won’t fill everyone with joy, ITV (LSE:ITV) investors are unlikely to be complaining too loudly after the current series of the hit reality show helped to bolster [...]

  • BBC appoints new Radio 4 controller as it doubles down on Sounds

    July 9, 2019

    The BBC has appointed Mohit Bakaya as the new controller of Radio 4, as the current boss of 5 Live takes over the broadcaster’s troubled on-demand service BBC Sounds. Bakaya, who currently serves as commissioning editor for factual at Radio 4, will take over from Gwyneth Williams, who has led the corporation’s flagship station since [...]

  • Pop Master: Longevity in broadcasting

    July 4, 2019

    As some of you will know, I host a podcast called Media Masters. It really does what it says on the tin, speaking to people who’ve conquered the media world about how they got where they are and what drives them. I feel guilty sometimes, as it never actually feels like work. I’ve had the [...]

  • BBC narrows pay gap as it reveals highest-earning presenters

    July 2, 2019

    Three women are among the top 10 highest-paid BBC stars for the first time ever as the broadcaster looks to address its gender pay gap. Claudia Winkleman, Zoe Ball and Vanessa Feltz ranked among the BBC’s top earners with salaries of more than £350,000. Last year no female stars made it into the top 10. [...]

  • Sticks and stones may break my bones

    June 14, 2019

    We live in a world which is becoming ever more difficult to satirise. Reality now far outstrips parody for overblown farce and exaggerated absurdity. Back in 2000, The Simpsons featured a flash-forward episode which foresaw a ridiculous future in which property mogul and vapid celebrity Donald Trump had become President of the United States. Switch [...]

  • Video streaming to fuel £10bn growth in UK media sector by 2023

    June 6, 2019

    The surging demand for video streaming services will drive a £10bn growth in the UK’s entertainment and media sector over the next five years, according to a report published today. The booming industry is set to be worth £80bn in 2023, up from the £70bn projected for this year, according to professional services firm PwC. [...]

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