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Broadcasting Summi 2013t: Geordie Shore or Fatal Shore?
The MTV hit show Geordie Shore will head down under to shoot its sixth series later this year, David Lynn,…
Broadcasting Summit 2013: Broadcasting not cannibalised by broadband, fails to die
Artie Bulgrin, Senior VP, Research & Analytics, ESPN USA, is one of the gurus of audience analysis, and argues that…
Broadcasting Summit 2013: Bean there, restacked that
Our understanding of convergence is changing - it's now about broader ideas of influence in a networked society, said Richard…
Broadcasting Summit 2013: Fatter pipes or better-packed contents?
Broadcasters are no different to anyone else: they want more, they want it bigger, better and faster. Two breakout seminars…
Broadcasting Summit 2013: broadcasters attempt to predict the future
Day 2 featured a high level panel trying to avoid predicting the future. James Greet CEO of Mindshare, Rick Ellis…
Broadcasting Summit 2013: when all the bits collide
For much of its time, the Australian Broadcasting Summit breaks into no less than four parallel sessions: Television, Radio, Advertising,…
AIDC 2013: Storm Surfers and the wet lens competition
Storm Surfers 3D is the closest the sector has to a soap opera, as Firelight Productions shares the process over…
AIDC 2013: Indigenous Representation - Struggle, Survival and ‘Our Not Overnight’ Success
Tanya Denning, the Channel Manager of National Indigenous Television, gave a fine, reflective keynote just months after the free-to-air launch.…
AIDC 2013: Villagers gather erections in paradise
US-based Australian producer, Brian Armstrong (Red Rock Films) talks the modern art of not writing documentaries for the American networks.
Broadcasting Summit 2013: Marketing kitchens and dinosaurs, and discovering hidden talent
If the research is right on what people actually do when they watch television, digital communication and eating has entirely…