All Amazon articles – Page 33
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NewsAmazon targets local content
SVoD giant urges UK producers to pitch more ideas and stresses its European autonomy
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CommentThere’s logic in local approach
Amazon is tapping into the demand for more distinctive content
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NewsBritespark targets FAANGs
Factual indie keen to work with US streaming services after Argonon increases stake to 100%
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FeaturesTransatlantic Content Spend
Looking at the spending habits of the world’s biggest media groups
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NewsWalter Presents heads to PBS
Foreign language dramas will be available on PBS Masterpiece’s Amazon channel
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CommentBritish TV should not become a footnote to the FAANGs' ambition
PSBs can thrive alongside the tech giants as long as they collaborate while continuing to do what they do best
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CommentSize matters in fight with FAANGs
Sky deal increases Comcast’s buying power and production expertise
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CommentShoppable content is the future
Rollover ads are a potentially lucrative new revenue stream for producers, says Alex Connock
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NewsBBC delivers autumn drama bonanza
Series launches eclipse toal of previous three years combined
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NewsYouView chief fires warning shot over smart speakers
FAANG voice control dominance is cause for concern, says Richard Halton
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NewsOfcom calls for end to 'standards lottery'
Sharon White to set out ambition to address ‘arbitrary’ differences in online content regulation
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NewsNetflix crowned joint winner at Emmys
SVoD ties with HBO after wins for The Crown and Black Mirror
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NewsHall calls for tough tech regulation
BBC director-general to outline ways of addressing ‘big shift’ in audience habits
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FeaturesAnalysis: FAANG content plans
How will the commissioning strategies of Apple, Facebook and Twitter differ from those of Amazon and Netflix? Jonathan Broughton reports
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CommentWhy are the FAANGs not biting?
Endemol Shine has attracted a wide range of bidders – but no big tech firms, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsBritish stories key for broadcasters
Broadcast Intelligence’s Commissioner Index reveals drama commissioners are seeking contemporary domestic stories