In particular, he will consider their impact on conventional media, as well as the political implications of recent developments in the technologies that drive these services.
The event will be chaired by Ed Vaizey MP.
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Peter Kosminsky’s eagerly awaited new drama series The State premiers in August on Channel 4. The show, by the award winning creator of BBC’s Wolf Hall, follows four young Britons who decide to join ISIS in Raqqa, Syria. A fictionalised story based on extensive research, it explores a journey which for some, ends in despair and for others in an ever greater commitment to the Caliphate.
Actors and programme makers from the BBC, Emmerdale, Coronation Street and Hollyoaks will be on the panel to analyse storylines, issues raised and tackled and determine whether their fiction has been a help or a hindrance in reality.
How times have changed.
Now presenters travel across the globe to bring back stories, sometimes reflecting the dress and even the food of the era. And the long running classic documentaries with archive and voiceover, have largely given way to a rich explosion of formats from lavish reconstructions and living history to compelling personal journeys.
This year's AGM will take place at Virgin Media's London headquarters.
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The advent of targeted advertising poses new questions about the role and jurisdiction of advertisers across VOD, data and linear TV services. This new offering supplies consumers with tailored and personal advertising which arguably improves the TV viewing experience by making it more relevant – which is a benefit for everyone in the TV industry.
Clive is one of the BBC’s most experienced foreign correspondents. In a career spanning almost 30 years he’s reported from close to 100 countries. He has been the BBC’s Japan, Los Angeles, Africa, Asia, Washington and Europe Correspondent. The stories he’s reported on cover a huge range of topics, from war (including Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria), the last 6 US Presidential elections, and the global financial crash of 2008.
For our final event this year, we have 12 places available for this visit, which will provide a behind the scenes look at Cardiff's local television station, Made in Cardiff. There will be an opportunity to hear from the station's General Manager, Daniel Glyn, and watch a live broadcast from the company's television studio. Further information about the station can be found at:
