SHOWTIME will move its Emmy screenings online, using Brightcove to stream full seasons of its top series for Emmy voters. The company will soon release the “Brightcove Show” Internet TV application, which will offer “instant, full-screen, broadcast-quality” video. The move will help Showtime reduce costs and cut screener packages down to 3 DVDs from the 20 it was forced to mail out last year. Voters can begin watching the shows on February 15th. Consumers will see a similar ad-supported Showtime service follow in the future.

THE NAB claims that 79% of consumers are aware of the upcoming transition to all-digital broadcast, based on the results of a recent survey. The group has called its consumer education campaign “highly successful.” However, Consumer Reports has conducted its own survey and found massive confusion and misunderstandings surrounding the transition. In that survey, almost 50% of analog TV owners don’t know even know if they will be affected by the transition.

THE OSCARS have made contingency plans just in case picketing writers scare away Hollywood stars. Academy president Sid Ganis said the group has “an obligation to the art form,” and so the show must go on. In a worst-case scenario, the show will feature awards announcements with interspersed video featuring film clips and pieces on the history of the Oscars.

AT&T and YAHOO have reached a deal to share ad revenue from cell phones and computers. Yahoo will provide search and display ads for AT&T’s web portal and phones, offering mobile versions of Yahoo and its “Go” application. Yahoo will also continue to provide services to U-verse customers.

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The most recent effort has come with a new opinion poll by BPIX, which has been given great prominence, allegedly showing a rise in support for UKIP, Mr Darby said.

The reality is that BPIX is, in polling company terms, a virtual unknown and is not even a member of the industry standard British Polling Council, Mr Darby said. They have hardly ever been used before but now, because they have a poll which boosts UKIP, they have the centre stage of attention.

BPIX is supposed to be an Internet based polling company, but their own website, viewable here (and cached here just in case) has been static as under construction for years. All of this makes the origin and source of their polls highly suspect, Mr Darby said.

The media are also dutifully playing their part in trying to boost UKIP. Mr Darby pointed out that on 5 May 2009, The Telegraph, under a headline UKIP set to struggle after 2004 poll success predicted that UKIP was finished, but now less than two weeks later UKIP is suddenly decreed the second biggest party. It is a laughable deception which fools no one, Mr Darby said.

He pointed to a current online opinion poll by the London Daily News, which had UKIP at 3.25 percent and the BNP at 32 percent as one example of how by selectively quoting different polls, different results could be created.

Reports published on 23 March 2009 said that Gordon Browns own office predicted that the BNP would win seven Euro seats. That poll has also now been discarded by the media in their anti-BNP frenzy, he said.

The reality is that the public response to the BNPs campaign has been overwhelming. We now have thirteen full-time staff who are taking in excess of 2,000 calls per day at the party call centre.

We are signing up 200 new members to the BNP every day at the call centre operation alone. This excludes online or postal membership applications. The call centres are adding £3,000 per day to party coffers.

The mobile phone text response rate averages at 1,500 per day, and we have had to employ an additional four speed typists to simply capture all the data that is coming in, Mr Darby continued.

We havent even started opening the sacks of mail that have been pouring in since the end of last week, but there are tens of thousands of letter responses to the first wave of leaflets – and we still have tens of thousands of pounds of advertising to come over the next two and half weeks, plus a giant billboard advertising campaign the likes of which will never have been seen before.

Given all of that, we laugh at the feeble media attempts to talk up UKIP at our expense. Polling day will tell the true story, and we are working flat out for the time when the traitors in Swillminster and the controlled media will be forced to eat their words. THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT FARAGE & UKIP! http://bnp.org.uk/Anti-UKIP%20Leaflet.pdf

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Duration : 0:9:53

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