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BBC News hires ITN’s Deborah Turness as CEO
The BBC has appointed ITN chief executive Deborah Turness to head its news and current affairs division.
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UK entertainment market enjoys 9th year of growth
The UK music, video and games markets could break the £10bn sales barrier this year, according to ERA, the trade body for UK digital services and retailers of music, video and games.
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Netflix’s Schleich elected to serve as SMPTE standards VP
Florian Schleich has been elected to the role of SMPTE standards vice president, with responsibility for directing and supervising the standards projects of the Society.
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IBC Digital: What’s on in January
IBC Digital will continue to host presentations and debates on the industry’s hottest topics, with a programme of content for January that covers all aspects of the creation and delivery of content.
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CES kicks off with focus on automation and metaverse
CES, the world’s biggest consumer electronics and technology show, is underway as a virtual and in-person event this week.
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BBC boss: licence fee is vital to success of UK creative industries
BBC director general Tim Davie has marked the start of the corporation’s centenary year with a strong defence of the BBC licence fee, arguing that its funding mechanism allows it to take risks and to play a crucial role helping the UK creative industries to thrive.
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Pinewood expansion wins planning greenlight
Plans to expand Pinewood Studios have been agreed by local councillors.
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Studio Babelsberg acquired by TPG Real Estate
TPG Real Estate Partners (TREP) has completed its acquisition of Germany’s Studio Babelsberg, which has recently hosted The Matrix Resurrections and Netflix series 1899.
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IBC365 editorial calendar 2022
Throughout 2022, IBC will continue to provide the content and technology industry with insight into the important trends, issues and technology developments.
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Netflix’s Tauzia on the importance of partnerships
Netflix’s VP of partner solutions tells IBC Digital how partnerships are key to growing the subscriber base of the streaming giant
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Heading to the cloud in 2022
Greater adoption of remote production will in turn accelerate the shift of live workflows to the cloud, according to an IBC Digital panel tasked with examining the broadcast and media tech trends that will define 2022.
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Starz’s Kalle on creating a “beautiful complement” to broad appeal streamers
Starz’s Superna Kalle explains how its SVOD service Starzplay pitches itself as a “beautiful complement” to broad appeal streamers such as Netflix and Disney+
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IBC Daily digital edition: 20th December
Read the digital edition of the IBC Daily, filled with reviews of IBC Digital sessions and packed with the latest product launches, exhibitor updates and information about IBC’s Accelerator programme and Tech Papers.
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Presentations and papers: All of this year’s Technical Papers
This week on IBC Digital the focus has been on the theme of Innovation, with the 2021 Technical Papers forming a key part of the content published on the platform. This article contains overviews and links to all of the video presentations and papers.
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IBC Podcast: Imagine Communications President Steve Reynolds on the converged future of broadcast
On Episode 15 of the IBC Podcast, Steve Reynolds, President of Imagine Communications, speaks about where the broadcast industry is headed in 2022 and beyond.
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Metadata management evermore critical as broadcasters optimise content’s complete lifecycle
With the ability to utilise archive material becoming more vital during the pandemic, demand for tools that support the sophisticated use of metadata is growing in demand.
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Tax reliefs spur record UK production, says BFI
UK creative industry tax reliefs have incentivised record levels of production, generating £13.48 billion (GVA) for the economy in 2019, according to a British Film Industry published report.
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Netflix cuts prices in India
Netflix has reduced its subscription price in India by as much as 60% to allow it to compete more effectively with rival streaming operators Amazon and Disney.
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Shinfield Studios wins permission for 18 stage UK facility
Shinfield Studios has received full planning permission from Wokingham Borough Council to begin construction on an 18-sound stage studio facility near Reading in the UK.
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CES 2022 Preview: Space, the final commercial frontier
Global chip shortages notwithstanding, CES presents the future of space tech and portals to the metaverse.