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Digital Television Group 4 th March 2011 Roly Keating Director of Archive Content and Executive Editor of BBC Online

Digital Television Group 4 th March 2011 Roly Keating Director of Archive Content and Executive Editor of BBC Online. Reports of TV’s death are greatly exaggerated…. Reports of TV’s death are greatly exaggerated…. Weekly hours of TV viewing, all people aged 4+ in the UK.

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Digital Television Group 4 th March 2011 Roly Keating Director of Archive Content and Executive Editor of BBC Online

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  1. Digital Television Group 4th March 2011 Roly Keating Director of Archive Content and Executive Editor of BBC Online

  2. Reports of TV’s death are greatly exaggerated…

  3. Reports of TV’s death are greatly exaggerated… Weekly hours of TV viewing, all people aged 4+ in the UK

  4. …and everyone’s getting involved

  5. People are buying connected TVs…

  6. …but they’re not all connecting them

  7. The BBC’s role – same as ever: expressing the full, creative potential of the medium

  8. In this case, that means… Innovation and creativity – deliver content in new ways Enhanced accessibility and availability of programmes – empowering the audience to take control Digital UK – whoever you are, helping you discover the potential of this new platform

  9. Making TV even better

  10. We believe it’s in all our interests to get everyone connected It’s not just about apps or VOD – vital as they are. It’s about enriching the broadcast experience – leveraging the power and reach of TV channels.

  11. Mainstream audiences, not just early adopters Building on habits that already exist and making them gateways to the on-demand and online world • the EPG • Red Button

  12. EPGs that go backas well as forward.

  13. EPGs that go backas well as forward. ‘Pressing Red’ to open a window to BBC online content

  14. We’re changing BBC Online to get ready for this future NewsSport Weather TV & iPlayer CBeebiesCBBC Homepage and Search Knowledge & Learning Radio & Music

  15. Putting Quality First: Simplicity Doing more with less Making better use of what we have

  16. Our vision of connected TV heaven takes the best bits of…

  17. Our vision of connected TV heaven takes the best bits of…

  18. Our vision of connected TV heaven takes the best bits of…

  19. …and mixes currently separate skills… Scheduling User Experience Design Product Management Media Planning …to reinvent the experience of ‘pressing Red’

  20. A ‘dynamic bridge’ that responds to the channel and programme you’re watching

  21. A ‘dynamic bridge’ that responds to the channel and programme you’re watching

  22. A ‘dynamic bridge’ that responds to the channel and programme you’re watching

  23. A ‘dynamic bridge’ that responds to the channel and programme you’re watching

  24. Plus the basics everyone wants: Familiar fixed points – News, Weather, iPlayer Programme info: cast lists, music tracklists Smart alternatives: something completely different

  25. It’s a shared project across the industry to set standards that make this possible Simple navigation and UX – the more seamless the better Broadcast-led entry points to online and on-demand And just around the corner – second screen connectivity

  26. The goal: TV that’s smarter, more intuitive, more attuned to what audiences want and deserve. A better public service.

  27. Digital Television Group 4th March 2011 Roly Keating BBC Director of Archive Content

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