Wow, Channel 4's 3D week has pretty much been average, they never even took full advantage of it as far as I'm concerned. I've just finished watching Friday the 13th part 3 which really was the only thing I was looking forward to. It wasn't majorly brilliant, the silly close-up object shots almost worked. The problem was that the 3D shading itself was too far apart as objects got closer to the screen...
Emma and Ben are shopping. She finds a shirt she likes and heads to the changing room to try it on. "Ben," she calls out, "do you like it?" "Yeah," he muses with all the certainty of a man who doesn't want to say the wrong thing. "It's colourful." "But," Emma counters, "you can see my tummy." "It doesn't matter," says Ben. "Who...
Posted by Jane Murphy Who’d be a traffic warden, eh? You spend your entire working day wandering from one confrontation to the next - while running the risk of being sworn at, spat on, racially abused and physically assaulted. Olly Lambert’s eye-opening documentary brought home the reality of the job as he spent six months filming with wardens in Westminster. Responsibility for managing...
Now watching thousands of hours of Time Team on your computer has become a little easier thanks a link-up between YouTube and Channel 4. The broadcaster is among the names who will be providing content for the video-hosting site’s new shows section which has just launched. YouTube say they have 60 partners in the new section’s [...]
Mousetrap Technology - Times Online (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
We announced the plans some time ago on Times Online, but today Channel 4 finally went live on YouTube, with around 4,000 hours of programming freely available to view via any suitable device, including mobile phones and iPod touches. Highlights...
British television channel, Channel 4, and their '4od - Four on Demand' service are now set and ready to be accessed via YouTube for visitors in the UK. Google signed the deal with the British Broadcaster a while ago, but it is now YouTube started serving full-length episodes of Channel 4 television shows, such as Peep Show and Gordon Ramsay's F Word. YouTube has already listed some 5,000 videos on...
Emails and comments on HonestReporting's response to Dispatches: Inside Britain's Israel Lobby continue to roll in. A few readers are asking why we chose not to grant Channel 4's request to interview HR's managing editor, Simon Plosker. It's a fair...
Attachment 42382 Nov 19, 2009 10:43 AM For Channel 4’s 3D Week, Can Communicate intercut modern footage of Queen Elizabeth II shot in 3D with never-before-seen footage from her 1953 coronation. Image: Can Communicate. UK television viewers this week are experiencing in their homes 3-D television thanks to the efforts of Channel 4, a nationwide give-away of 3-D glasses and technology from Sirius...
Connecting the Dots in the New World Order (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
This week the British people listened to the Daily Mall’s Peter Oborne present, on Channel 4, his devastating account of the Jewish lobby’s control of their government. Now we know that virtually all the principal politicians in the UK of both parties, like their brothers across the lake in our House and Senate, take “contributions” from the Israeli lobby machine ensuring that...
BBC was criticised for ageism after dropping veteran newsreader Moira Stuart after four decades More than two years after the BBC dropped her – sparking accusations of ageism – veteran newsreader Moira Stuart is being lined up for a return to the airwaves on Chris Evans's BBC Radio 2 breakfast show . Stuart, a familiar voice on BBC television for four decades, is understood to be Evans's...
Kauto Star is the sceptre among steeplechasing's crown jewels, but to the BBC he is just another paste gem. The corporation has gladly washed its hands of Haydock, as of so many tracks, and so leaves to Channel 4 the champion's reappearance this afternoon in the Betfair Chase.
TV host Paul O'Grady is mourning the passing of his faithful sidekick, Buster. The dog, who was 14-and-a-half years old, could regularly be seen on Paul O'Grady's Channel 4 show, perching faithfully on the desk throughout the programme. Buster had...
Philips has released details about its latest series of LED-equipped TVs – the 9704 range. This is the first time the company has unveiled its LED Pro technology, which increases the amount of LEDs used by a whopping 75 per cent. This means that there are now 224 LED segments on the panel, with each segment having the ability to be independently dimmed or brightened. As well as some new LED...
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