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Today’s PR Won’t be Tomorrow’s Chip Paper
Modern Public Relations (PR) dates back to 1900 when the “Public Bureau” was first established in Boston. With the internet boom of the 1900s and the subsequent rise of social media in the 2000s, PR has transformed itself into a real-time, two-way communications tool....
Here’s to Satcom
Having worked in satcom for around 20 years, I’ve seen a tremendous amount of change. One of the most significant came when satcom’s biggest customer base, broadcast, began to move towards IP because traditional satcom was viewed as too expensive and not flexible...
Is the Media and Entertainment Industry Facing Extinction?
For some time now it seems the media and entertainment industry has been in somewhat of a crisis. Much as I hate to mention COVID 6 years on but the bubble it created burst quite magnificently not long after people were able to get back out and about. And since then,...
Will XR Transform Video Experiences?
Industry proponents of XR have long argued that it will transform how viewers engage with video, turning passive viewing into a much more interactive and immersive experience. In our latest Radical Moves Broadcast Unscripted Podcast, we sat down with Lucy Trang Nguyen...
BMEM: The Big Wrap Up
December can only mean one thing – a trip to Bristol for the Media and Entertainment Mixer Big Wrap Up of course! For a relatively new event, it is impressive how quickly it has grown. And while it has also been taken on the road, I’m always glad to see it back in...
Authenticity, an attention economy, and quality over quantity: our hot take from Social Media Conference Cymru
We all know that social media is integral to any communications campaign. And yet, with the goalposts moving so rapidly and the ever increasing number of platforms to post on, how can we truly utilise it for businesses within the satcom and broadcast industries? I...