Tagged with: Television
Posts (22)
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New look subtitles and playback for BBC iPlayer on TV
Andrew White
Product Manager, BBC iPlayer
We’re rolling out a new look for playback on connected TV - clean, sleek and pared-back, with new, improved, customisable subtitles.
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Continuing the BBC's experiments in UHD
Phil Layton
Head of Broadcast and Connected Systems, BBC R&D
The BBC has always been working to improve picture quality for audiences and lately we have been able to make some shows available in Ultra-High Definition (UHD). Now we’re taking the next step by streaming live UHD content.
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The revolution will be televised
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
A look at the challenges facing the TV industry over the next five years.
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Casualty team tell Robyn’s Story in BBC Taster pilot
Casey Stander
Post Production Coordinator, Casualty
The theme for this Connected Studio brief was 'Smartphone Storytelling’, based on giving audiences a starring role in the form of internet-first ideas that look specifically at participation - the successful concept we developed was for The Casualty Storybook project.
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College of Technology round up: File delivery
Frederick Botham
Researcher
The television industry is currently gearing up for a big change in the way programmes are delivered to broadcasters. Tape was previously the only way of delivering a programme. However, as most productions are now shot and edited digitally, it is clear programmes need to transition to digital.
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Surveying the conditions where you view television
Katy Noland
Project Technologist
You'll need to be at home with a tape measure, and it should only take about 10 minutes.
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BBC Online Briefing June 2014: the Future of TV
Carmen Aitken
Head of Audiences
My presentation shows that despite the range of competing delivery methods linear TV remains remarkably resilient, with the majority of viewers still finding content via the EPG, and many watching the same live programmes every week. In this video I discuss various scenarios for the future of TV...
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Future Fiction: Drama meeting digital
Michael Kibblewhite
Producer
What does the Future of Drama look like? Find out more about BBC Future Fiction and watch video clips from the event.
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Stargazing LIVE: Astronomy through social media
Simon Mackie
Assistant Producer
Hello there I’m Simon Mackie, an assistant producer for BBC Factual, but I don’t make telly programmes. Instead, I work with TV production teams to develop and publish online content that complements their programmes. So I’m a web producer really. Here I’m going to talk about the online side of...
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The Voice UK: Putting digital at the heart of the format
Sarah Clay
Online Executive
I’m Sarah Clay, online exec for BBC Drama and Entertainment. I look after programmes such as The Voice, The Apprentice, Britain Unzipped and Being Human, brands that work really well online as a way of expanding the viewers’ experience beyond TV. The Voice is a Saturday night entertainment show...
