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New front in search war as Google brings libraries online

14 Dec 2004 | by Gordon MacMillan,

Google said it was working on a project to digitally scan the content that the libraries hold, including books and bound periodicals. As well Oxford and Harvard, the deal includes the New York Public Library, the University of Michigan and Stanford University. The deal will create a new kind of web ...

Christmas Media Choice - LivingTV2

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

into the of celebrity and reality genres which, far from losing their public appeal, seem to be becoming the first port ...

Co-regulation will continue in second year, says Ofcom boss

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

review of public service broadcasting, much to the delight of many in the commercial sector. But ... publicity when it comes because then you’ll believe the bad publicity when that arrives’.” By Ian Quinn ... regulations. November Ofcom’s ongoing review of public-service TV concludes that the existing model ...

Bafta hunts commercial partners ahead of site relaunch

14 Dec 2004 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

for the public and industry alike. "We plan to work closely with a select number of prestigious companies who ... . The Bafta website needs to practice what the awards preach and get the public just as excited about ...

The verdict is positive as Ofcom reaches its first anniversary

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

control over the governance of the BBC. Ofcom’s ongoing review of public service broadcasting – which ... complex topics mastered and sensible decisions made,” says Geoffrey Russell, director of media affairs ... as a commercial broadcaster, it may be able to claim as much as £100min public funding under the Public ...

BBC vows to stop cross-promotion

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

Publications such as Eve , Olive and Cross-Stitch Weekly might be sold off as early as 2006 in a bid to refocus the magazines business on brand extension and public service. BBC director general ... ,900 redundancies last week – concluded that the public broadcaster should continue with its commercial enterprises ...

NMA fails to deliver monthly data pledge

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

be on the website from January 2005. Frank Hall, press controller for Carat, said the publication of monthly ...

Who stands to gain from Auntie’s dramatic weight loss?

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

is that the BBC has not always stuck to the straight and narrow of public service broadcasting ... public service missions.” Magazines such as Top Gear , which have a direct parallel to a programme ... . He argues that licence fee payers see the magazines as adding public service value. The BBC has a ...

More publishers should opt for monthly figures

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

of year. Until now, however, the precise effects have been an unknown quantity, unavailable for public ...

Watch for fallout from a new-look BBC

14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek

provide and what public service money should fund. This issue is tied up with the reform of BBC ...

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