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BIFA announces New Talent longlist
The Banquet Photo: Courtesy of London Film Festival The British Independent Film Awards has announced its New Talent longlists for this year, featuring 28 fiction and 14 documentary features. This year's selection, which marks BIFA's 25th year includes a new category for Best Debut Director - Feature Documentary. Films receiving multiple nominations include A Banquet, Aftersun and Blue Jean.
The Conquest of Japan By Paul Kennedy
Let’s begin with Paul Kennedy. Paul, on our previous podcast on WW2 we ended the discussion in 1943. You argued that 1943 was the most important year of the war because the allies won the Battle of the Atlantic, Italy surrendered, and the Americans produced sufficient naval forces to crush the Japanese in the Pacific. Today, let’s discuss the battles of 1944 and what actions led to the ultimate Allied victories. Please set the stage for what the war looked like at the beginning of 1944.
2022 asi International Radio & Audio Conference
Audio has consolidated its position as a vibrant medium for both listeners and advertisers. The ways in which audio and radio can be consumed (linear, catch up, podcasts) and the local and global platforms on which it is distributed mean that it is very much a hybrid medium.
1943: Year That Decided WW II
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asiCast 139: Identity resolution – who is really watching? - ASI
Nielsen has been making significant efforts in recent years to source additional inputs that can allow the allocation of demographics to enhance ever more granular datasets. In this asiCast our Research Director Richard Marks talks to Nielsen’s Chief Data Officer, Mainak Mazumdar, about the relative roles played by traditional panels and ‘big data’.
asiCast 135: VAM in Canada – industry collaboration in action - ASI
The efforts being made around the world to develop cross-media measurement tend to focus on cross-platform video measurement as a first step. The work being undertaken in Canada is no exception and in this asiCast our Research Director, Richard Marks, speaks to Neil McEneaney, President and CEO of Numeris, about the progress they are making in transforming their existing TAM service into a true cross-platform measurement product.
asiCast 137: Device and account sharing – what is really going on? - ASI
We all have multiple profiles across a range of services and many of us also share TVs, gaming consoles, tablets, PCs and other devices within our households. Meanwhile, millions also share access to streaming media and ecommerce accounts. Media companies and companies engaged in ecommerce have a wealth of data although this is within their own systems and has limited value to the wider market.
asiCast 129: Online measurement in Australia – a new beginning - ASI
Shortly after the announcement that Ipsos had been appointed to measure digital audiences in Australia, Ian Garland, Managing Director of Milton Data, interviewed Gai Le Roy, CEO of the IAB Australia. Will the new service operate like a JIC, where the IAB owns the service and markets the data, or will the new arrangement be closer to the model adopted in the UK where Ipsos will retail the data to any interested parties?
asiCast 133: Nielsen moves US TV towards spot ratings
Nielsen recently announced a move from average ad break ratings to actual spot ratings. In this interview with Kimberly Gilberti, SVP Product Manager at Nielsen, our Research Director, Richard Marks, asks how broadcast TV ratings are calculated in the US currently and what exactly does this change involve? Many countries, including those with TAM services operated by Nielsen, have already been using spot ratings for a while. What has been preventing this in the US until now?
Where Things Went Awry After Islam's Golden Age
In early 1979 the authoritarian and much-disliked regime of the Shah of Iran collapsed, to the rejoicing of left-wing groups everywhere in the West. Quite by chance, I was to dine in those same days in Princeton with the renowned historians Fritz Stern and John Elliott, plus one other scholar. The fourth dining partner arrived late, apologetic and a little rueful.
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