Posts Tagged ‘foxtel’
Televised Revolution – Episode 201
It’s a news heavy week with big changes across the industry locally and abroad.
We talk:
Ten appoint a News Director.
Foxtel announce new FX channel.
Nine launch a new news bulletin exclusively for ...
Televised Revolution – Episode 199
There seemed to be a very deliberate narrative last year regarding the ABC launching ABC News 24. With Sky News tendering for the Australia Network contract against the ABC, The ...
Televised Revolution – Episode 196
As we close in on episode 200 of Televised Revolution, there are inevitable questions about what we’ll do for the anniversary episode. There’s a lot of pressure to do something ...
Televised Revolution – Episode 52
It was legitimately an exciting week for TV news and discussion. The panel discuss it all. Battling flu, sleepiness, and a bitter winter wind, the lads rubbed their hands together ...
Televised Revolution – Episode 50
We celebrate this, our 50th episode of the current volume of Televised Revolution, with a fairly standard episode. There are no dancing girls, no streamers and balloons, no ...
Televised Revolution Podcast – Episode 44
Good golly was this a solid week of TV-related news. It’s so big that we don’t even recap the final Oprah. Try and deal with that disappointment. I know it ...
Televised Revolution Podcast – Episode 35
There are two types of viewer in 2011: the passive and the active. The passive viewer is prone to more casual viewing (just watching whatever is on, with ...
Televised Revolution Podcast – Episode 26
In a week with minimal news of value and the quest to find a new home to rent, Televised Revolution takes a brief hiatus from our panel format to bring ...
Televised Revolution Podcast – Episode 19
This week on Televised Revolution, Dan and Simon have a chat about the changing face of television in the shadow of the looming spectre of the NBN. Dan wrote a ...
Televised Revolution Podcast – Episode 15 (s02e15)
In the years that we’ve been doing the Televised Revolution podcast we have been looking at the potential of new television distribution modes. Finally we have reached the point that ...


