All Multiplatform articles – Page 170
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Mac users to get Demand Five
Five's VoD service Demand Five has been made available to Mac and Linux users for the first time.
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360 Degrees: Routes
Routes is an exploration of genetics and bio-ethics in which outspoken comedienne Katherine Ryan, who has been diagnosed with both melanoma and lupus, subjects herself to a series of tests to find out what is hidden in her genes.
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C4 backs iPhone UGC technology through 4iP
Channel 4 is backing technology designed to improve citizen journalism as part of its multimedia PSB fund, 4iP.
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Chaos and cost fuel VoD piracy
A fragmented video-on-demand (VoD) market, combined with overpriced content, is pushing viewers towards illegal downloads, according to new research.
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BBC unveils major arts and music plans
The BBC is to spearhead a significant arts and music initiative that will include forging web partnerships with the British Museum, the Arts Council and the Public Catalogue Foundation.
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123WebTV unveil online viewing app's
123WebTV, the online TV search engine run by a former CEO of Project Kangeroo and an ex-Sky MD, has launched a series of applications for third party sites such as Facebook and Google.
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Elephant Princess joins Nickelodeon
Australian series The Elephant Princess is the centrepiece of Nickelodeon's spring and summer season.
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4iP to launch citizen journalism tool
Channel 4 is backing technology designed to improve citizen journalism as part of its 4iP multimedia PSB fund.
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4iP launches community projects
Projects to help hospital patients and enable deprived communities to launch their own websites are among the first commissions from Channel 4's£50m online PSB fund 4iP.
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Digital briefs January 16
Catherine Bray, Being Human prequels, Kristen Schaal, Virgin on-demand and Be Entertainment Belfast.
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Web stays centre stage in C4 Sex Ed Show
Channel 4's cross-platform series The Sex Education Show will tackle pornography when it returns in April in a stripped TV format and dedicated website.
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Babelgum tests BBC mobile clips
Babelgum has secured the rights to 100 clips from BBC shows including The Office and The Mighty Boosh as the web TV service extends to mobile phones in the UK for the first time.
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BT Vision signs Living on-demand deal
BT Vision has inked a pay-per-view deal with Virgin Media TV to showcase more than 25 Living shows.
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ITV and Virgin strike on-demand deal
Coronation Street and Emmerdale fans will be able to catch up with the shows on Virgin's on-demand service after ITV joined the BBC and Channel 4 in making programmes available after broadcast.
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BBC3 plans Being Human online prequels
BBC3 is to launch a series of online prequels to Being Human, telling the back-stories of the series' central characters - a vampire, ghost and werewolf.
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Gromit wins iPlayer battle
Wallace and Gromit beat the Timelord and Jeremy Clarkson to the iPlayer top spot over Christmas, during the catch-up service's best ever viewing period.
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Yahoo and Samsung sign internet TV deal
UK viewers will be able to surf the internet, watch YouTube and browse eBay on their TVs within months, following a landmark deal between Samsung and internet search firm Yahoo!.
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BT Vision to escape group cuts
BT Vision chief executive Dan Marks has vowed the telecoms giant will not scale back investment in the IPTV service despite its plans to axe 10,000 jobs and slash costs.
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Kangaroo kicks off competition battle
Project Kangaroo has begun the battle for clearance by the Competition Commission, suggesting its partners compete with one another to sell catch-up content to third parties to help ease competition fears.
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BBC launches iPlayer for kids
The BBC has launched its children's iPlayer - allowing it to promote the catch up service to younger viewers for the first time.