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Phil Fearnley, BBC Future Media Subscription Required

30 June 2011 | By Jessica Davies

With a remit covering different content types and devices, BBC Future Media’s Phil Fearnley believes the whole digital industry must cooperate to keep things simple for audiences

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Multi-platform strategies Subscription Required

23 June 2011 | By Jessica Davies

Broadcasters are giving their multi-platform strategies a much-needed health check as viewers seek to engage beyond their TV screens

TV data Subscription Required

23 June 2011 | By Anna Richardson

The future of TV is intrinsically linked to developments in digital platforms, and broadcasters and production companies are actively tackling the challenges of providing multi-platform content.

Production Files: Superglue Subscription Required

23 June 2011

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Zeebox's transactional TV ad service marks future of cross-media advertising

Thu, 9 Feb 2012 | By Jessica Davies

The burst in dual-screen TV propositions is opening up a host of transactional TV opportunities for advertisers and Zeebox’s latest move is no exception.

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Broadcast's future is social, according to Ed Vaizey

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 | By Jessica Davies

This morning’s Absolute Radio’s Redefining Radio event gave me the chance to chat to culture, communications and creative industries minister Ed Vaizey and I was struck by his commitment to the digital industry and his strong belief that the combination of IP-connected technology and content with traditional media is the future.

Jessica Davies

Netflix could act as a micropayment test bed for broadcasters Subscription Required

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 | By Jessica Davies

With consumers increasingly willing to pay for online film and TV content, striking subscription agreements with Netflix could help broadcasters experiment with micropayments.

MySpace TV will only further confuse its brand

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 | By Charlotte McEleny

MySpace has refreshed its focus again by announcing that social TV is where its future lies, resulting in an increasingly confused MySpace brand.