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editor, handling food and consumer features. Media issues for a new century The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom has organised a one-day conference on 18 May called Media and Democracy - the real share issue which will address media policies in the 21st century. Stables ...
BSkyB, ONDigital and Cable and Wireless Communications are backing a new digital channel aimed at community interests. The Community Channel will take up issues and campaigns supported by the UK s 350,000 voluntary organisations. It will broadcast on all three digital platforms - cable, satellite and...
in a year' (The Daily Telegraph, 7/9) had the media digging deep for its best hyperbole ...
The Guardian s web site, Guardian Unlimited, is to be made available as content via mobile phones, handheld computers and digital television.
IPC is to provide content for BT s new generation of mobile phones. BT s Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) phone service, launched this week, will allow users to access information on the internet. IPC has agreed to provide a WAP compatible version of Unmissable TV, its TV listings and entertainment...
ITN has signed a deal with the Orange mobile telephone network to broadcast its news service on mobile phones. The ITN text news reports are drawn from the ITN web site, allowing users to scroll through full-length reports on their mobile phones. It is the first time internet and mobile technologies...
CNN: Broadcaster CNN has linked up with Nokia to make its news and information alert service, CNNlive, part of the standard sales package for one of the mobile phone manufacturer's handsets. Users can subscribe following an initial free period, during which they will receive the top ten news stories...
WORLDPOP: Worldpop, the youth marketing company that went into receivership (PRWeek, 16 November), has been acquired by iTouch, the mobile phone business. Worldpop shifted from being a pop content provider online to concentrate on services for 16 to 35-year-olds, such as SMS and e-mails, earlier...
BT s broadband internet service, BTopenworld, is planning to boost its editorial content across all areas from finance, news, technology and travel to children, games and music.
The restrictions preventing public telecoms operators (PTOs), such as BT, from offering broadcast entertainment nationally are to be lifted by 2001. The announcement was made by Margaret Beckett, President of the Board of Trade, last week.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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