Colin Mann

Maidstone

Managing Editor at Advanced Television

Managing Editor at Euromedia Magazine

Managing Editor Euromedia and https://t.co/duq4RmNbFE. Race Day Press Officer at Brands Hatch. Life Member of Campaign for Real Ale. Maidstone Utd supporter.

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Articles

June 13, 2025 - Advanced Television

2 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann |Chris Forrester

Combining digital audio and in-video audio advertising drives brand recall and purchase intent. This is the key finding of research undertaken by Audion, a digital audio player in Europe, in partnership with xpln.ai, a specialist in measuring advertising attention to determine the effectiveness of digital audio advertising.
June 12, 2025 - Advanced Television

2 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann |Chris Forrester |Nik Roseveare

The Walt Disney Company and NBCUniversal have filed a lawsuit against AI company Midjourney, claiming that the company’s image-generating service infringes on their copyrighted works. The action, filed in the US District Court in Los Angeles, represents the first significant lawsuit studios have initiated against an AI company.
June 9, 2025 - Advanced Television

2 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Nik Roseveare |Chris Forrester |Colin Mann

Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has announced plans to separate the company, in a tax-free transaction, into two publicly traded companies, which it says will enable each to maximise its potential.
June 6, 2025 - Advanced Television

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

The Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edin Forto, has announced that a DVB-T2 digital TV signal will be launched in Sarajevo, Mostar, and Banja Luka by July 1st.
MPs express BBC World Service funding concerns

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

June 6, 2025 By Colin Mann The Culture, Media and Sport Committee of the UK House of Commons has written to the Government to ask for reassurances over the future funding of the BBC World Service, following reports of potential cuts planned for the forthcoming Spending Review, which will set the Government’s contribution for the following few years.
Report: Copyright, AI regulation important to UK investment

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

A new report by economic consultancy Europe Economics provides fresh analysis, based on new survey data, for the importance of copyright and AI regulation to AI investment in the UK. The new research draws on insights from a poll by JL Partners of 500 developers, investors, and others working in the UK AI ecosystem.
Belgium: 147 sites blocked in a year

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

June 6, 2025 By Colin Mann In one year, Belgian finance department FPS Economy has disabled 147 websites illegally distributing copyright-protected content, such as films, series, and sporting events. Thanks to swift legal proceedings and coordination with various intermediaries, Belgium says it is strengthening its fight against online piracy. A year ago, the FPS Economy’s ‘Anti-Piracy’ service was launched.
MPs launch live music review

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

June 4, 2025 By Colin Mann A fan-led review of live music has been launched by MPs with the aim of improving the sustainability of the grassroots to safeguard the success of the wider UK music industry. The review, announced by Culture, Media and Sport Committee Chair Dame Caroline Dinenage at the SXSW London festival, was one of the recommendations from the predecessor Committee’s report on grassroots music venues, published in the last Parliament.
Nandy: ‘We’ll consult on AI, copyright’

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has confirmed that the government will consult with representatives of the creative industries on the implications of AI.
June 2, 2025 - Advanced Television

3 weeks ago | advanced-television.com | Colin Mann

Research from Ampere Analysis highlights the subscribing behaviour of people aged 18 to 34. These viewers pay more than other age groups for their content services but are more likely to churn if they fail to get the service they crave.