Net Neutrality, Newscasts Across Multiple Platforms, Super Bowl 2015 and New Technologies, "Saturday Night Live," Next Frontier for Radio

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February 04, 2015
Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. DIGITAL MEDIA FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler: This Is How We Will Ensure Net Neutrality After more than a decade of debate and a record-setting proceeding that attracted nearly 4 million public comments, the time to settle the Net Neutrality question has arrived. Read More» TELEVISION Getting the Most Out of Newscasts Today's TV news directors have to produce content not just for broadcast, but for the Web and mobile platforms as well. Fortunately, continuing advances in TV news automation systems make it possible to serve all of these masters, while holding the line on staffing costs—or even reducing them. Read More» TELEVISION Consumers Love TV's Digital Transformation Consumers are enjoying the transformation of television content to digital platforms and are looking forward to accessing premium cable channels on an a la carte basis. Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Why Super Bowl 2015 Gave Us a Preview of the Digitally-Driven TV Future 2015 saw a new digital approach that shaped not just how digital media is used in Super Bowl advertising, but how digital methodology and technology can change our approach to TV advertising. Read More» FILM Sophie Deraspe Makes a Spy Thriller out of Documentary "The Amina Profile" Sophie Deraspe's documentary "The Amina Profile" follows an international love story that is eventually revealed as a "Catfish"-type hoax. The true story, Deraspe says, "has all the ingredients of a spy thriller." Read More» RADIO Programmatic's Next Frontier Is Radio Over the past two decades, computers have revolutionized radio broadcasting, changing how content is created, stored and utilized, as well as the technological nuts and bolts of the business. The next area poised for transformation is advertising. Read More» More Articles & Insights TELEVISION: Super Bowl XLIX is Super Watched » LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES: Katy Perry's Halftime Setup, Show and Teardown in a 153-Second Timelapse » PROGRAMMING: Competing With The Super Bowl: Grrr, Meow—and Boom! » TELEVISION: Lorne Michaels on 40 Years of "SNL" » RADIO: NATE Unite Rides Wireless Boom » TELEVISION: David Simon Does Not Care What You Think Is Cool About His TV Shows » PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND: "Whiplash" Sound Mixers on Making Music Fast and Cheap: "Fear Is a Great Motivator" » DIGITAL MEDIA: The Connected Consumer: Top Trends in IoT » FILM: Is it a Documentary or Journalism? » PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND: Director/Cinematographer Matthew Heineman Shoots in the Middle of a War Zone for "Cartel Land" » TELEVISION: "Fortitude" Creator Simon Donald Discusses His Chilling Pivot Mystery »
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