The ASTRA Pioneer Award was presented to one of Australia’s most highly regarded Executive Producers, Kim Vecera at the Women in Television Breakfast earlier today.
Too busy to enter? Think your work is too humdrum? Maybe you are better than you think. Maybe no-one else will enter. Maybe your genius will finally be recognised. We can tell you from experience that actually scoring an AWGIE is a good, good feeling.
Despite the Hun's outrage, this is probably a respectable documentary which recreates famous experiments of the past about our willingness to cause pain under orders.
TVNZ’s Breakfast audience has enjoyed a boost since Paul Henry returned on the 1st of March. Since the start of the month, Breakfast has averaged 143,625 viewers every morning (all viewers 5+).
"The ABC's head of programming, Marena Manzoufas, has said she would step down after the restructure and Mr Dalton said the search was under way for an ABC1 channel controller." Change is really on the way.
Magna Systems and Engineering, leading systems integrator and supplier of technology to the broadcast and communication industries today announced that Dave Alderton has joined the company as their new Technical Sales Engineer.
In a convoluted plot aimed at the ABC's Australia News broadcast, Sky has put Australian Parliament onto the US C-Span. Don't tell the pollies or they will start showing off.
The Australian Children’s Television Foundation is doing Wintonesque cartwheels over the sale of Lockie Leonard (Season 2) to Disney XD for U.S. distribution.
Four staff at HK broadcaster TVB have been arrested on charges of corruption, having allegedly benefited from some dodgy deals with favoured suppliers.
Campbell Live has had another excellent ratings week, winning both the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics against Close Up. For the week 8-12 March, Campbell Live averaged a 20.9% audience share 18-49 compared with Close Up's 17.6%