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David Astle

Conversocial Makes Simple Work of Social Media Moderation for Broadcasters - 0 views

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Broadcast SocialMedia ITV

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    Conversocial Makes Simple Work of Social Media Moderation for Broadcasters
David Astle

New Media Knowledge - TV Gets Social: How Broadcasters are Building Loyal Fanbases Online - 0 views

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TV Broadcast SocialMedia BBC Channel4 ITV

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    TV Gets Social: How Broadcasters are Building Loyal Fanbases Online
Alex Street

Videonet - News and Analysis - Broadcasters must dominate synchronized companion apps - 0 views

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bfi transmedia secondscreen

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  • synchronise content around a programme so that what appears on the tablet or smartphone
  • never.no interactivity suite is directly coupled with the broadcast playout systems and ‘listens’ to events in the live broadcast and fires off triggers to a Content Delivery Network to determine what functionality the second screen will show at any time
  • ompanion devices, because they are IP-based and are personal by nature, introduce the interactivity and addressability that broadcasters cannot get via the television alone.
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  • hese could also be synchronised in real-time so that the third-party can sell advertising inventory that coincides with the advertising breaks during the show or live event.
  • reater engagement, greater understanding of the audience and increased advertising potential
  • IBC: Impact of second screen apps proven with TV 2 Tour de France
  • Never.no provided the Synchronized Companion App Framework, which is part of the company’s Interactivity Suite (IS), a framework for connecting fragmented media technologies like TV, mobile and socia
David Astle

Satellite companies pitch DTH as a solution to meeting the digital broadcast transition... - 0 views

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DTT DTH Satellite TV Africa Television terrestrial

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    Satellite companies pitch DTH as a solution to meeting the digital broadcast transition deadline
Alex Street

Monterosa to get TV firms making their own second-screen content | Technology | guardia... - 0 views

www.guardian.co.uk/...terosa-zeebox-second-screen-tv

companionscreens secondscreen usagedata

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  • ttracted 1.3m players over the show's
  • create synchronised quizzes, audience polling and other interactive features
  • puts control back in the hands of the creative producers
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  • tools will be invitation-only for now, and are aimed at broadcasters, producers and brands.
  • Monterosa developed the tools based on the second-screen projects it has worked on with broadcasters
  • mission is to give them the mechanics to do it themselves."
  • Monterosa's self-service platform
  • useful for smaller digital channels with audiences around the 100,000 mark as for the largest broadcasters.
  • broadcasters don't want to actively promote a third-party service that will capture audience data and monetise it,
Alex Street

What is the average CPM rate for a 30-second spot during primetime hours on one of the ... - 0 views

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CPM advertising USTV

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  • $22, according to this source.
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    major broadcast networks in 2010
Alex Street

informitv - Views on YouView from Decipher - 0 views

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youview informitv decipher

shared by Alex Street on 07 Oct 10 - No Cached
  • informitv partners Decipher
  • market had failed to provide a solution for TV VOD’ —
  • By the time YouView launches in mid-2011 it will be just another product in an over-supplied market for video-on-demand devices
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  • seven or eight products on sale in the United Kingdom
  • Every new Sony Bravia television screen and Blu-ray disk player has iPlaye
  • every PS3 ever sold in UK can already access iPlayer
  • TV Player, Demand Five and LoveFilm.
  • YouView can only justify itself, and survive commercially, if it delivers something significantly different and compelling into a market already
  • broadcast-centric way of presenting VOD
  • atform is designed and owned by companies that understand content’. I
  • At the outset, the Canvas project was put into the hands of many of the teams who had launched PC VOD ‘players’ for the broadcasters
  • Now it must be said that YouView is likely to be the only player in the short term with catch-up content from all the free-to-air broadcasters
  • Nigel Walley is the managing director of Decipher, an informitv partner.
David Astle

FT.com / UK - British TV groups weigh up web video delivery - 0 views

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CDN VOD 4OD CostofStreaming

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  • Some analysts question whether VoD can be as profitable as broadcast TV. The dual costs of piping internet video into the home and licensing content from producers - both paid out on a per-view basis - "may call into question the level of profits that can be made in the long term" from VoD, says David Cockram of Oliver & Ohlbaum, a media consultancy. "More people are taking more of the pie."
  • Broadcasters already have to pay companies providing "content delivery networks" to ensure their on-demand programming reaches viewers in good quality and without loading-time delays mid-video. Every time a programme is viewed online through their VoD services, the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and other broadcasters pay a CDN provider such as Akamai, Level 3 or, soon, BT.
  • Today, one half-hour programme costs between 2p and 5p to stream through a CDN every time it is viewed. That may not sound much, but with the BBC iPlayer serving up almost 60m TV shows in November, a broadcaster's CDN costs could already exceed £1m a month.
Sasha Roupell

thinkbox - Planning and Buying Broadcaster VOD - 1 views

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Advertising VOD data buying ITV C4

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  • Broadcasters like ITV and Channel 4 are investing a lot in this exercise.  It can
  • lso be inferred from the other online behaviour of viewers with the use of cookies
  • Socio-demographics:
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  • Geographics:
  • Content context:
  • Other data:
  • Platform:
Alex Street

Ofcom asks Arqiva to stick price on 600MHz spectrum * The Register - 1 views

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arqiva 600mhz spectrum

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  • stick price on 600MHz
  • building an LTE network or similar would be expensive
  • regulator has asked Arqiva to work out what it would charge someone to broadcast TV in the space
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  • would fit six new HD TV channels
  • band isn't very valuable for anything else, as there's no international harmonisation
  • no economies of scale.
  • working out how much it would cost to broadcast a national TV multiplex
  • Ofcom wants to auction it off,
  • regulator can't do that until the upper part of the Digital Dividend is mapped out (if not auctioned off) and the potential value of the 600MHz band is well understood
  • provide indicative pricing in case anyone fancies launching some TV channels at 600MH
Alex Street

LG CNS Successfully Commercializes the First Smart Set Top Box in Korea - LG CNS News - 0 views

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android korea

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  • optimized to the demands of the cable broadcasting companies.
  • LG CNS h
  • n Android OS-based product that allows cable
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  • supports the ‘TV App Store’
  • current number of subscribers to domestic cable broadcasting is estimated at 15 million
Nick Verkroost

Google wins YouTube case in Spain | Technology | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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Google YouTube net neutrality copyright piracy Guardian internet content Viacom

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  • Google wins YouTube case in Spain
  • Google has won a landmark ruling against Spanish broadcaster Telecinco
  • Telecinco had claimed YouTube was damaging its business by airing TV shows before they had been broadcast in Spain,
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  • Spanish court said it was the responsibility of the copyright owner to identify and tell Google when material that infringes intellectual property is on YouTube
  • In June this year Google won a similar case against US media conglomerate Viacom,
  • Google could not be held liable for having a "general awareness" that copyrighted videos might be posted to the site.
Alex Street

Recieving American TV broadcasts here in the UK - Broadcasting - Digital Spy Forums - 0 views

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USTV slingbox proxy VPN

shared by Alex Street on 30 Sep 10 - No Cached
  • A2BTV monthly for the data up-link and to host my Slingbox, and I pay Direct TV for the subscription package I have chosen
  • 2BTV give a guaranteed 2mb uplink for the money I am paying them
  • ot a US Skypeout number and a US shipping address from a mailbox company,
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  • g on to the Direct Tv website with my account number and view bills
  • my own broadband is the limiting factor at the moment, certainly not their speed.
  • Direct TV itself is a good price
  • Fliptube.net they provide 250 channels from Time Warner Cable. T
David Astle

The irresistible rise and rise of Sky's new world of sport - Others, More Sports - The ... - 0 views

www.independent.co.uk/...ew-world-of-sport-2270015.html

Sky content Sport

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  • 40,000 The difference in the number of broadcast hours that Sky Sports screens now as opposed to when it started. In 1991, it broadcast 4,200 hours of sport – now it is more than 10 times that amount including 14,000 hours of HD coverage
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    The irresistible rise and rise of Sky's new world of sport
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