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Time for C4 to do the Shuffle For Broadcast Magazine February 2, 2012
Catch-up if you can in 2012 For Broadcast Magazine January 19, 2012
Kate will be chairing the second day of the Guardian Changing Media Summit on March 22 2012.
Among others she will be interviewing Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, Eric Bader, Chief Strategy Officer and president of Initiative Worldwide, Andrew Rashbass, CEO The Economist and Tony Wang, GM of Twitter UK
Details about the 2-day event are here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/changingmediasummit
The programme is here: http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Media/documents/2012/01/06/CMS-2012-programme.pdf
Follow on Twitter at @GuardianCMS2012.
I am part of an Al-Jazerra English programme called Empire. See below. I am in the second part about half way through around 27 minutes. Needless to say despite the economic issues in the US and the rise of other economies I don't think the US tech sector is set to be overrun anytime soon....
Caught out by the Pace of change For Broadcast Magazine December 08, 2011
Getting creative with finance For Broadcast Magazine, December 08, 2011
Kate interviewed Nigel Lythgoe at the International Emmy Awards in New York on Nov 21 2011. Nigel is the co-creator of Pop Idol (American Idol) entertainment juggernaut with Simon Fuller. He is also a dancer, choreographer, producer, director and on-air personality. Click here for pics.
Wake up and smell the money For Broadcast Magazine November 24, 2011
Kate is Chairing the Guardian Mobile Business Summit 2011 on Dec 6 2011
See the website here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/mobile-summit
and the programme is here: mbs_programme.pdf
Social media award goes to... For Broadcast Magazine November 10, 2011
The rise of the connected machines For Cue Entertainment, October 31, 2011
Don’t give up on the big idea For Broadcast Magazine October 27, 2011
Digital windows are opening For Broadcast Magazine October 13, 2011
Kate interviews "24" actor Keifer Sutherland, Heroes creator Tim Kring and President of Entertainment for Fox TV at Mipcom about the new show Touch, which will debut in March 2012. See Kate from minute 30.
A happy ending for Mr Grumpy? For Broadcast Magazine September 29, 2011
Give viewers what they want For Broadcast Magazine September 15, 2011
Kate Chaired two sessions at IBC 2011 in Amsterdam, September 8 to 13 2011 http://www.ibc.org/page.cfm/Link=1/t=m/goSection=1
How Wikileaks, Facebook & Twitter Changed News Production Forever
Date: 9 September 2011
Time: 11:00 - 12:30
Location: Forum
Chair(s):
Kate Bulkley, presenter and journalist, Freelance, UNITED KINGDOM
Session Participants:
Kevin Bakhurst, controller, BBC news channel & deputy head, BBC Newsroom, BBC News, UNITED KINGDOM
Simon Bucks, associate editor, Sky News, UNITED KINGDOM
Stephen Phelps, consultant & launch editor, "The Stream", Al-Jazeera International, Freelance,
Julien Codorniou, head of international business development, Facebook, FRANCE
Producer(s):
Fran Cassidy, marketing and advertising consultant, Cassidy Media Partnership, UNITED KINGDOM
Connected TV: Re-making the TV industry: the battle for the home screen
Date: 10 September 2011
Time: 09:30 - 11:00
With the introduction of connected TV products, a multi-dimensional a battle is breaking out for the attention of the TV viewer. The battleground is the default screen on the consumer’s primary TV and the role of all the secondary screens that will hang off of it.
Traditional broadcasters, pay TV operators, OTT players like Blinkbox and Netflix, as well as Google TV, games consoles, and mainstream consumer electronics organisations are all in the fight to be the ‘home’ EPG for viewers. What are the tactics of each of those players and what kind of partnerships might be created as audiences demand more flexibility in how they access, view and interact with content? What role will pay and free propositions play? Will the winning business have excellence in service aggregation and navigation/discovery of content, be technically innovative have breadth of distribution or access to premium content rights? Perhaps it is simply a matter of marketing dollars and brand power that will ultimately win out? Picking a strategy against all those unknowns is not for the foolhardy. Improve your chances, join the debate.
Hiroshi Yoshioka, corporate executive officer, executive deputy president, Sony Corporation, JAPAN
Neil Gaydon, ceo,Pace, UNITED KINGDOM
Michael Comish, ceo, Blinkbox, UNITED KINGDOM
Romulo C.Pontual, executive vice president and chief technology officer, DirecTV, UNITED STATES
Kate contributed several articles to the IBC Executive Daly, September 2011
Here is a link:
http://www.tvbeurope.com/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=7c3702e2-f7e1-432c-ab5c-1f0e4fe513ec&groupId=26422
Kate interviewed:
p 4 Mascha Driessen, Head of YouTube & Display Benelux
p 11 Simon Bucks, Associate Editor Sky News
p 19 Joshua Danovitz, VP and GM Tivo International
p. 26 Mainardo de Nardis, CEO, OMD Worldwide
p. 33 Fru Hazlitt, MD Commerical online and interactive ITV Plc.
New commercial breaks For IBC Daily News, September 13, 2011
TV should be effortless For IBC Daily News, September 13, 2011
Live digital sports production For IBC Daily News, September 12, 2011
Tablets will be 'totally disruptive' For IBC Daily News, September 11, 2011
STB could be a 'game changer' For IBC Daily News, September 10, 2011
LoveFilm questions Netflix model For IBC Daily News, September 9, 2011
The Googorola dilemma For Digital TV Europe, September 05, 2011
Is the ride over for SeeSaw? For Broadcast Magazine September 01, 2011
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