Convergence

Leveson: What Will the Report Mean to UK's Journalism Industry?

Rima Amin | Posted 26.01.2013 | UK
Rima Amin

Anticipation is growing among journalists, lawyers and regulators to what Lord Leveson will recommend to revive media ethics within the damaged reputation of the British press. The Leveson Inquiry has been ongoing since July 2011 and the report is due this Thursday.

Olympic Success defines a new Britain for the 21st Century

Hugh Salmon | Posted 15.10.2012 | UK Sport
Hugh Salmon

Let's hope that other countries in the world - not to mention our own discredited politicians and corrupt business leaders - can show the same spirit of inclusiveness, integrity, equality, tolerance and freedom well before the Olympic Games come back to London.

Video Bridges the Gap Between TV and Online Advertising

Dean Donaldson | Posted 29.09.2012 | UK Tech
Dean Donaldson

Consumers are hungry for the next thing. Technology doesn't stand still. Although we can pride ourselves on being innovative, there are still issues that must be addressed to ensure the profitability and accountability are maintained for the future growth of media.

Watch and Surf - TVs, PCs, Smartphones and the rise of the Dual Screener

Dean Donaldson | Posted 28.04.2012 | UK Tech
Dean Donaldson

Mobile browsing while watching the TV? We're a nation of 'Dual Screeners' and advertisers are learning new tricks to keep us engaged.

Beyond the Box: Thinking Through Next-Gen TV

Dean Donaldson | Posted 25.03.2012 | UK Tech
Dean Donaldson

Television is often overlooked when we think of innovation, particularly in light of the rise of PCs, smartphones and the ubiquity of the internet. All this is changing our relationship with the box, and revolutionising television. Looking ahead over the next few years what are key developments that will shake things up?