All Multiplatform articles – Page 167
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Lazarus to boost MySpace business
MySpace plans to step up its partnerships with indies and broadcasters with the appointment of its first senior director of business development for Europe.
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On-demand set for four-fold growth by 2015
On-demand viewing will increase four-fold by 2015, narrowing the gap with traditional, scheduled, linear TV.
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Multimedia briefs 13 March
Multimedia news in brief featuring Sky Player, YouTube, the BFI, Netlog and Adundant from Broadcast magazine dated 13 March 2009.
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Blinkbox beams up Andromeda
TV website Blinkbox has secured the rights to full-length episodes of sci-fi shows such as Andromeda and US reality show My Bare Lady after signing deals with Fireworks International and Zig Zag Productions.
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BBC teams with BFI to open archives
The BBC is to team with the British Film Institute (BFI) to boost public access to their respective radio, film and TV archives.
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Paramount Pictures gets animated
The UK division of movie studio Paramount Pictures has launched an animated series designed to promote new theatrical and home entertainment releases.
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UKTV joins Sky Player
BSkyB's online TV subscription service Sky Player has added six channels, including two from UKTV.
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Multiplatform briefs 6 March
News in briefs from Broadcast magazine dated 6 March featuring Burn After Listening, Crufts, Fireworks International, 4iP and BT Vision.
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Analysis: Project Canvas
Project Canvas is the IPTV initiative from the BBC, ITV and BT - and unlike its cousin Kangaroo, it stands a good chance of becoming reality. Chris Curtis explains its plans.
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Five orders more Milkshake to bolster kids' web offering
Five is planning to commission more short shows for children's strand Milkshake in a bid to fill gaps left by declining advertising and to bolster its kids' web content.
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Virgin Media beams up sci-fi dramas
A swathe of sci-fi and fantasy dramas are heading for Virgin Media's VoD service following a deal with distributor Fireworks International.
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Svengali seeks support
Video: The team behind Channel 4 drama Wedding Belles is hunting support for a new series of internet-based shorts.
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Crufts to be streamed online
Crufts, the dog show dumped by the BBC over cruelty concerns, is to be streamed direct to viewers via its website.
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Project Canvas lined up for 2010 launch
The BBC hopes Project Canvas set-top boxes will hit the shops next year, making the plan to offer viewers easy access to the internet and on-demand services via their television sets more tangible than ever before.
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‘Channel surfing' next big thing for iPlayer
BBC iPlayer is developing an application that will mimic stumbling across shows by channel surfing.
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Cardiff spectrum bid won by Cube
Bafta-winning multimedia company Cube Interactive has won the bid for a new spectrum licence in Cardiff from Ofcom.
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Viewers to help solve online murder drama
Indie Expanding Universe is to produce an online drama based around a murder case that viewers will be challenged to solve.
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Digital deal for Target
Myvideorights.com has signed a two year digital distribution deal with Target Entertainment Group to represent a range of entertainment titles from its catalogue.
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Carter hits back at critics
Communications minister Lord Carter has spoken out against critics of the Digital Britain report, saying he never expected to find a “digital nirvana” for the UK.