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The New MCPS-PRS Podcast License
Fetched: August 22nd, 2008, 2:22pm BST
The UK Podcasters Association has been working with the Music Alliance over 18 months to help produce a new and workable podcast license, and we're really pleased with the result. In the UK, podcasters are well-behaved and very few use music without permission - they tend to stick to using "podsafe" ... -
On-Demand Audio-Visual Media: UK Government Seeks Views
Fetched: August 3rd, 2008, 11:58pm BST
The Government’s proposals for implementing the Audiovisual Media Services Directive in the UK have just been published. The consultation focuses on three specific issues which are expected to require legislation. These are 'co-regulating' video-on-demand services; product placement; and, regulating satellite TV channels from outside the EU which uplink from ... -
NCFE Establishes GCSE Podcasting
Fetched: June 30th, 2008, 5:53am BST
The UK national awarding body, the NCFE has established a school grade in podcasting which is to sit alongside the many vocational awards in the Arts, media and publishing sector. From the Times: The UK’s first qualification in podcasting, in which pupils will learn how to make audio and video broadcasts available ... -
Comments, Please
Fetched: June 20th, 2008, 9:23am BST
Independent podcasters: the Guardian are holding an in-house "festival" called Fuure of Journalism - yesterday's topic was audio on the web. Your thoughts on this Guardian discussion on podcasting are welcome: http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/digitalcontent/2008/06/future_of_journalism_internet.html -
UKPA Podcast
Fetched: April 5th, 2008, 3:59pm BST
We've released the videos from last Saturday's sessions at the Guardian as two long videos available here. Also see James Cridland's notes on the sessions. -
UKPA / ORG Guardian Sessions: Qik Videos
Fetched: March 30th, 2008, 5:13pm BST
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Live Video Stream from the Guardian
Fetched: March 29th, 2008, 5:46pm GMT
This is a test. If it works we'll be able to bring events in real time to members who cannot attend our events. During today's event we should be able to interrupt the pre-recorded video playback with a live stream from the venue. You can also use the Mogulus site which ... -
Podcasting, Rights and Music - UKPA Event at Guardian Audio, London, March 29th 2008
Fetched: March 1st, 2008, 2:27am GMT
UKPA is hosting a seminar on rights with the Open Rights Group at the Guardian, Farringdon, London, Saturday March 29th 2pm - 5pm and it would be great if you would come and take part. Becky Hogge and Matt Wells (heads of ORG and Guardian Audio respectively) will be there, as ... -
New UKPA Membership Rates 2008
Fetched: January 4th, 2008, 12:36pm GMT
New UK Podcasters Association rates as from Jan 1st 2008: Basic membership: Free Full membership: £3 pcm, £36 per year Corporate 1 (turnover up to £100,000 p.a.): £120 per year Corporate 2 (turnover over £100,000 p.a.): £250 per year The new Corporate 2 tier has been arrived at in discussion with members and prospective members ... -
Thanks
Fetched: January 4th, 2008, 12:36pm GMT
UKPA would like to thank all those without whose intelligent input we would be a different (probably less able) organisation. In particular, Ben Brassington of Harbottle and Lewis, whose legal knowledge and advice in the new field of podcasting has been invaluable; Louise Ferguson, Glyn Wintle from the Open Rights group for ...