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YouTube Boss Says Creators Should be Eligible For Emmy Awards

YouTube boss Neal Mohan declared that creators should be eligible to win Emmy awards (per Variety). Speaking at his company’s Brandcast event held during upfronts week, Mohan said: Creators are drawing audiences on the big screen because they’re the new Hollywood. They have business strategies, writers’ rooms and production teams… Creators are redefining what we […]

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Peter Houston and Terri White talking at Magazine Mayday

Mayday for Magazines

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The Publisher Podcast and Newsletter Summits are the only events in the UK dedicated to levelling up podcasts and newsletters from publishers. Learn from leading media brands and successful start-ups on what it takes to produce podcasts, grow newsletters, and work both into a wider strategy. Join us in London on June 12th for a full day

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How to Stream Thunderbirds and All Things Gerry Anderson For Free

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Thunderbirds was a huge part of my childhood. The Tracy Island I got one year remains one of my greatest-ever Christmas presents! However, I was never entirely sure where you could watch the show. Turns out, the answer is ITVX. You can stream the original episodes, as well as the anniversary episodes and the remake

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Telegraph and Spectator Say Goodbye to Redbird IMI

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The Publisher Podcast and Newsletter Summits are the only events in the UK dedicated to levelling-up podcasts and newsletters from publishers. Learn from leading media brands and successful start-ups on what it takes to produce podcasts, grow newsletters, and work both into a wider strategy. Join us in London on June 12th for a full day of

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Streaming Fatigue is Real

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We’ve heard a lot about “peak streaming” and “streaming fatigue”, but now some data provides insight into how prevalent these issues are. CableTV.com polled 1000 Americans on various aspects of the streaming industry and got some interesting, if not wholly unsurprising, results back. We discussed them on the latest “Additional Conversations” segment on “Daily Tech News Show”:

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Huw Edwards Resigns But This is Not The End

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Huw Edwards has resigned from the BBC. He said he had done so based on medical advice following the sexting scandal he was involved in. In a statement, the BBC said: Huw Edwards has today resigned and left the BBC. After 40 years of service, Huw has explained that his decision was made on the

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The BBC World Service’s Woes

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International radio station the BBC World Service is often cited as one of the key achievements of the corporation, a demonstration of something that it alone can do and a good use of the Licence Fee. Many people can recall following major events when abroad thanks to it. Yet it is under growing financial strain.

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BBC World Service Boss Quits – Read Her Full Internal Memo

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Lillian Landor quit as senior controller of BBC News International Services and BBC World Service director this week. She will depart in July. A message from me As you have heard from Deborah, today I’m announcing my decision to step back from my role in BBC News. Serving as Director of the World Service has

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Media Voices – Lessons From The Creator Economy: Sophia Smith Galer on thinking outside the media box

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I have teamed up with my friends at Media Voices for a monthly column on the creator economy. Each month, I explore the different ways publishers can learn from this thriving part of the media industry. For many young journalists, a job at the BBC would be one of their ultimate career goals. However, for

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A Shake-up in British Sports Journalism

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The transfer window seems to have opened early in the world of British sports journalism. There have been major moves at The Times and The Athletic. On Wednesday, Henry Winter announced he had been made redundant from his role leading football coverage at The Times. It seems, on the face of it, a bizarre decision

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