In January 2011 ITV, BBC and Channel Four formed The Digital Production Partnership - a bold industry intervention with the stated intention of hastening the move to end to end digital production in broadcasting. Central to the DPP's work has been the creation of a trilogy of special reports exploring the obstacles and opportunities for digital: The Reluctant Revolution, The Bloodless Revolution, and The Creative Revolution.
In this special session Mark Harrison, Co-founder of the DPP, and the author of the Revolution reports with Mediasmiths International, explains why the reports were so necessary, what they tell us - and why The Creative Revolution asked the question no-one had dared asked before: what do creative people really think about new technology?
RTS London Centre AGM
The AGM of the London Centre will be held before this event at 6.00 PM. The AGM is for members only and non-members will be welcomed from 6.30.
Speakers
Mark Harrison, Co-Founder DPP
