Inactive service

Article Abstract:

The BBC is demanding that proposals for new television programs include interactive or online elements, in an attempt to increase the amount of interactive television available in the UK. However, creating interactive elements can be costly and time-consuming for independent producers, and issues of property rights to the elements are difficult to resolve.

British Broadcasting Corp.

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Rowland takes helm at Red Fig

Article Abstract:

Mark Rowland, the newly appointed chief executive officer of Red Fig believes that the interactive services that are being provided go hand in hand with the creative process of programme making. He hopes a better future for interactive TV in UK, which is a boiling pot of interactivity.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Growth, Company business management, Company growth, Rowland, Mark, Media executives, Red Fig

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Open... for e-business

Article Abstract:

The UK's first interactive television retail service was launched by Open... on October 12, 1999. Chief executive James Ackerman says his company offers an easy-to-use alternative to e-commerce over the Internet.

Telegraph & other communications, Online services, Internet services, Online information services, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Ackerman, James, Open

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