It has all been a LONG time coming, but Apple TV+/Paramount movie “Killers of the Flower Moon” actually exists. And there are clips to prove it. Apple TV+ has been releasing the latest ones over the last few days. This one is known as the “Coyote” clip”: There are also videos in which the actors […]
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“Community” has become a somewhat overused, and sometimes misused, word in recent times. However, when done right, it can become a really important element in engaging existing readers/listeners with a publication, as well as helping to attract new ones. It is not straightforward though. Picking the right platform really matters and it takes a lot
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I love blogging. It is how I got into digital media and journalism. (There’s a reason The Addition has a blog.) Blogging used to be quite a big deal back in the day! There are still people producing what we would recognise as conventional blogs, and platforms like Substack are helping people write in their
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Apple is reportedly looking to expand its sports coverage into the world of Formula 1. The news emerged via Business of F1 magazine and was picked up by Front Office Sports. I can’t pretend to be much of a Formula 1 aficionado. I haven’t watched any of it since the Max Verstappen vs Lewis Hamilton
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The latest episode of “TV+ Talk”, the show where we chat all things Apple TV+, is out… And it’s a busy one this month. Chuck Joiner and I start off by discussing the latest season of “The Morning Show”. Spoiler alert, we talk about episodes 1-3 of season three so go watch those episodes and
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The BBC has today revealed new guidelines, following the row over social media posts by Gary Lineker back in March. Essentially, it boils down to freelance presenters outside of news, particularly those on flagship shows, being allowed to express their views on various topics. However, they must not attack politicians personally or question their character.
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On Monday, the UK’s Britain’s Public Service Broadcasts – the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 – announced that they are combining for a new service called Freely. It will be delivered over the Internet and be built into the next generation of smart TVs. The development was the subject of the latest ‘Additional
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The end of September is rapidly approaching, but writers and actors in the US remain on strike. Neither group has managed to come to a new agreement with the studios and streamers… and now it is getting really messy. At the time of recording, there had been no official talks between the various parties for
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Ofcom has declared that GB News is once again in breach of its rules. This time the channel broke the regulator’s rules on impartiality. It happened on an episode of a show presented by Conservative MPs/couple Esther McVey and Philip Davies that included a pre-recorded interview with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt. The episode in question received
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On Tuesday, Apple revealed the new iPhone 15 range with its typical slick presentation and fanfare. The company is always keen to show off its green credentials at these kinds of events, and who better to judge than Mother Nature herself? That’s what happened in a skit centred around Octavia Spencer, the Oscar winner who
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