All Multiplatform articles – Page 187
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NewsZattoo signs up terrestrials
Zattoo, the web service that streams live TV on PCs, is offering UK viewers the chance to watch all five terrestrial channels.
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FeaturesContent Focus: Central vision
Amid ongoing cuts in regional television, a community partnership is offering local news and community programming to the West Midlands.
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BT Vision to air new films
BT's on-demand service BT Vision is to offer movies including Atonement and The Bourne Ultimatum on Picture Box, a subscription channel developed with Universal Pictures.
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ITV archive shows on iTunes
ITV is to offer archive shows including Inspector Morse and Cold Feet on Apple's iTunes.
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Full launch for Blinkbox
TV and film download and social networking site blinkbox.com has added an ad-supported TV channel that will screen entire episodes of shows.
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Zattoo gets 2m downloads
Two million people have downloaded the Zattoo multichannel media player ahead of its full UK launch.
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South Asian VoD set to launch in UK
A video-on-demand service for the UK's 2.2 million South Asians, featuring content from broadcasters such as Star, Sony and Zee TV, is set to launch by the end of this year.
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NewsMultiplatform distribution is media's 'biggest challenge'
Distribution models, funding and creativity are the biggest challenges for broadcasters seeking to work across different platforms and with other media companies, according to a survey commissioned by Broadcast.
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NewsSky explores IPTV launch for Picnic
Picnic, BSkyB's proposed pay DTT offering, could launch as an IPTV service that would rival BT Vision.
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NewsBaz: Divert public funds online
Public funds should be diverted into a new public service web platform and search engine rather than allocated to specific broadcasters, according to Peter Bazalgette.
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NewsKateModern to cross with LonelyGirl15
Bebo's online drama KateModern is to crossover with the US format that inspired it, LonelyGirl15, over the next two weeks.
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NewsSofia's Diary makes first web-to-TV leap
Teen drama Sofia's Diary will become the first major web show to air on British television after being snapped up by Five in a ground-breaking deal.
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ITN plans YouTube channels
ITN's multimedia division ITN On is launching two news channels on YouTube.
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Music drama for MySpace
The team behind Bebo drama Kate Modern is to create a series for rival social network MySpace.
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C4 to analyse educational content usage
Channel 4 has commissioned a pilot service to track how the web community views and uses its online education programming.
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FeaturesContent Focus: Beijing 2008
Web-based video platform NewsMarket aims to build anticipation of the Olympics.
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NewsBBC ring fences£15m for kids multiplatform projects
The BBC has ring fenced£15m to pour into children's multimedia projects over the next five years.
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NewsKangaroo role for C4's Lush
Channel 4 head of product management Cosmo Lush has been seconded to the multi-broadcaster TV-on-demand service Project Kangaroo.
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NewsFHM.com to show Paramount Comedy clips
Men's lifestyle website FHM.com is to feature clips from Paramount Comedy's stand-up series The World Stands Up following a deal with digital distributor MoMedia International.
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NewsTesco planning download service
Supermarket chain Tesco plans to offer TV downloads on a rival service to Apple's iTunes set for launch next month.