Internet video on the move 16 Jun 2009
DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Rick Louder, VP corporate sales at Move Networks, considers the future of online video. Click through to watch the show.
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Wilson: Channels tensing for sherpa model 18 May 2009
DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Jonathan Wilson, business director for 360 degree at creative agency Red Bee, tells C21TV that channels need to adopt a 'sherpa' model, acting as experienced guides to the best content, rather than a 'sheep dog' model that sees them bark at the audience.
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Hamm: Commercial TV model 'bankrupt' 11 May 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Nick Hamm, director of Greenroom Entertainment, tells C21TV why the commercial television business model is bankrupt and why that will spawn the next generation of content production and distribution. Click through to watch the show.
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Brett on Bebo's original flavour 17 Apr 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Kelly Brett, head of original productions at Bebo, talks with C21TV about what the social media site has learned from its first raft of development. Click through to watch the show.
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Rising to the challenge 8 Apr 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: In this latest C21TV season MSN exec producer Peter Bale discusses the creative challenge of developing the company's first original commissioned web series, Kirill, a coproduction from Endemol UK and Pure Grass Films. He also outlines Microsoft's long-term video ambitions.
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Sun TV looks to coproduction 18 Mar 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: UK tabloid newspaper The Sun launched its internet TV channel more than a year ago. Now the man at the controls tells C21TV he's looking for partners to develop new shows.
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Tavernier looks to the future 16 Mar 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Claire Tavernier, senior executive VP of FremantleMedia and its FMX digital media division, talks to C12TV about the challenge ahead.
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First UK web-to-TV comedy gets its close-up 11 Mar 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Following cabsat channel Dave's pick up of Toyboize, C21TV gets up close and personal with the team behind the UK's first web-to-TV comedy. Click through to view the show.
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Telegraph spreads online video message 5 Mar 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Guy Ruddle, head of one of the UK's most progressive internet television brands, TelegraphTV, talks to C21TV about how to turn newspapers into channels. Click through to view the show.
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Dailymotion sets development agenda 25 Feb 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Digby Lewis, creative director of Dailymotion, talks to C21TV about how the user-generated content site is developing towards more prosumer content and creating fresh partnerships with content brands.
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Hon unscrambles the Code 19 Feb 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Adrian Hon, CCO at Six to Start, tells C21TV about the experience of developing Spooks: Code 9 digital spin-off Liberty News. Click through to view the show.
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Ogilvy topper urges branded content revolution 13 Feb 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: In the latest C21TV profile, Russell Jarman-Price, creative partner at leading agency Ogilvy Entertainment, calls for a new approach to branded entertainment.
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Walker: YouTube is TV's friend, not foe 9 Feb 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: In this C21TV special, YouTube's director of video partnerships Patrick Walker explains why the portal is friend not foe to the television industry. Click through to watch the show.
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Locke offers keys to Channel 4's future 21 Jan 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: With UK broadcaster Channel 4 facing serious questions over its future, Matt Locke, new media commissioner for education, explains how his department's pioneering approach is feeding into the debate.
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Joost CCO sets out future of internet TV 15 Jan 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: Henrik Werdelin, chief creative officer at Joost, believes 2009 is the year in which the promise of internet TV will materialise. In this C21TV special, he outlines how the company is aiming to position itself at the heart of the revolution.
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C21TV kicks off Digital Hitmakers season 13 Jan 2009
C21TV DIGITAL HITMAKERS: C21TV today begins an online series of 21 video interviews titled Digital Hitmakers, the first featuring BBC iPlayer chief architect Anthony Rose.
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