All Kate Bulkley articles – Page 14
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CommentIf you build it, will they come?
Online success takes more than just having a site - you need users too.
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CommentSky’s bid is verging on clever
£160m for Virgin Media TV may seem high, but it does make sense?
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Steel against online stealing
Digital Britain must provide the power to fight illegal downloads
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Don’t let the market decide
Control of on-demand is too important to give up to a US aggregator
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Channel 4 weighs its options
Managing decline on the agenda as thinking shifts at Horseferry Road.
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ITV's brave new video world
Broadcaster's new boss must embrace web revenues to secure its future.
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Chorion deal is not a mystery
Coolabi executives are eyeing up a business they already know well.
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Dawning realisation
Airey jumped ship from ITV to Five at the right time... didn't she? What a difference a year makes (well, 11 months anyway).
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Kate Bulkley: ITV gets leaner and meaner
ITV is desperately searching for more ways to save money to survive
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Kate Bulkley: TV should bet on broadband
Carter may not have it all worked out, but this is a good starting point.
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CommentKate Bulkley: When loans turn into liabilities
The departure of DCD's CEO shows why funding is such an issue.
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CommentMedia Money: Freeview and recession
As the recession bites, Freeview is increasingly the place to be.
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CommentMedia Money: What would ITV look like if it were stripped of its PSB obligations?
Michael Grade told a sell-out RTS breakfast last week that an ITV without any of the rapidly diminishing perks of a public service licence would have “huge attractions”.
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CommentMedia Money: Regulation of Sky's premium channels
How is Ofcom going to regulate carriage of Sky's premium channels?
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CommentMedia Money: What was the view like from IBC?
One highlight of this year's IBC in Amsterdam was watching (and ducking to avoid) “flying objects” coming off the screen during a 3D clip of Kung Fu Panda.
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CommentMedia Money: Is Michael Grade right to stamp his feet about Google and YouTube?
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade described YouTube and Google as “parasites” because they don't create quality content, they steal advertisers, aren't regulated - and generally spoil his day.