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British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has published its annual report. For 2012, its centenary year, it draws attention to the creation of a new website to bring together the main BBFC homepage, the...
The output of legislative bodies, broadcasters and pressure groups is being collated in this new digital resource. It currently includes over 500 entries and includes details of Annual Reports, UK and...
David Bordwell's Website on Cinema This is the homepage for the influential film academic David Bordwell who, together with his wife Kristin Thompson, has written many of the most enduring of Film Studies...
SeeSaw, a new online video-on-demand service, has just launched. It offers more than 3,000 hours of programming, including full catch-up services from Channel 4 and Five, and archive content from these...
At the centre of the Learning on Screen Information Service is its database of media materials available throughout the world, detailing over 31,000 titles either currently or once in distribution. The...
The BUFVC Moving Image Gateway includes over 1,700 websites relating to video, multimedia and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or amendments,...
EUscreen has won the Silver Award in the 2nd Annual Lovie Awards in the Television category. EUscreen was chosen by the expert members of the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences (IADAS)...
Have you ever wondered how to cite a television advert? Or what about an extra from a DVD? Do you ever need to provide advice to students or contributors about how to reference audiovisual content within...
The genres below indicate the type or nature of programme. Many clips will have more than one, in particular news reports often include speeches, press conferences or interviews and longer programmes have...
Twenty-First Century TV: Television in the Digital Era Postgraduate Conference 12 May 2015 The University of Northampton This one day conference aims to bring together postgraduate students working on...
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