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May 20th, 2009 |
By Elisabeth Lewin |
Category: Streaming Video, Video
New Media Age is reporting that video giant YouTube is working on a plan to offer popular full-length television shows to viewers in the United Kingdom. Talks are said to be underway between YouTube and British TV networks Channel 4 and ITV, and with Sony Pictures, for rights to stream those companies’ programs. NMA calls [...]
Tags: BBC, Hulu, Internet TV, iTV, Project Kangaroo, Streaming Video, TV.com, UK, Video, video-on-demand, YouTube
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Mar 9th, 2009 |
By Elisabeth Lewin |
Category: Making Money with Podcasts, Podcasting
John Hirst, head of global content and podcasts with the UK’s Global Radio group, says that podcasting has the potential to “create new and lucrative revenue streams” for newspaper, radio and television businesses. Global Radio has over sixty stations throughout Great Britain, including syndicated brands Capital Radio, Classic FM and LBC, and purports to have [...]
Tags: conventional radio, Global Radio, Making Money with Podcasts, monetization, Podcasting, podcasts, the future of radio, UK
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Dec 1st, 2008 |
By Elisabeth Lewin |
Category: General, New Media Organizations, Podcasting, Podcasting Law
Last week, the UK Podcasters Association appointed Neil Fairbrother (of Pod3.tv) their new chairman. Previously the position was held by Dean Whitbread, one of the founders of the organization. I caught up with Dean recently, and asked him to give me a rundown of the things he and the UKPA worked on, fought against, and/or [...]
Tags: Dean Whitbread, Guardian, Mark Crook, Neil Fairbrother, Open Rights Group, Paul Nicholls, Pod3 tv, PodCamp, PodCamp UK, Podcast Nation, Podcasting, Podcasting Law, podcasting organizations, podcasts, Sony, UK, UK Podcaster Association, UKPA, WIPO
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Jan 11th, 2008 |
By Elisabeth Lewin |
Category: Digital Music, General
Pandora, the internet radio service of the “Music Genome Project,” has announced that it is discontinuing its service in the UK, effective January 15. Pandora lets users design their own streaming radio stations based on their musical preferences. Pandora’s continued operations have been uncertain since mid-2007, when licensing body protests in North America and UK [...]
Tags: DMCA, Internet radio, Pandora, streaming music, UK
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Nov 5th, 2007 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Audio Podcasting, iPods & Portable Media Players, Video, Video Podcasts
A reader, Graham Pollard, wrote us, wondering why podcasting hasn’t seemed to reach Apple’s UK stores. Pollard is a big fan of podcasts, and dropped by the Apple store recently on a visit to London, so he could check out the latest iPods. He writes: “I was quite surprised to find that at the nano [...]
Tags: Apple Store, London, UK
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Oct 28th, 2007 |
By Elisabeth Lewin |
Category: Citizen Media, General, Podcast Directory Sites
UK podcast directory Podcast Nation has announced that it will be expanding its community by offering a new media enthusiasts’ social network, run on the Ning API, at http://podcastnation.ning.com. Podcast Nation Editor-in-Chief Mark Crook said, “Podcast Nation is a great way for both finding and promoting podcasts, and by developing our community at Ning, which [...]
Tags: ning, Podcast Directory Sites, Podcast Nation, social network, UK, UK Podcaster Association, UKPA
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Sep 18th, 2007 |
By James Lewin |
Category: iPhone, iPods & Portable Media Players
Apple and O2 announced today that the iPhone – aka the “Jesus phone” – will debut in the UK November 9th. O2 will be the exclusive UK carrier for the iPhone. Unique to the UK, iPhone users will have free access to the UK‚Äôs largest single public Wi-Fi network, covering over 7,500 cafes, restaurants, airport [...]
Tags: Apple, iPhone, UK
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Jul 24th, 2007 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Digital Music, General
The British government has rejected a plea to extend copyright laws for sound recordings to beyond 50 years, prompting the music industry to accuse it of not supporting musicians and artists. The government would have had to push the European Commission for a change in the law but said such a move did not seem [...]
Tags: copyright, Podcasting Law, UK
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