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Get Your SEO AuditPerth Retail Fest RoadshowIn this episode of Ecommerce Australia, host Ryan Martin sits down with Dave Levett, Founder and Managing Director of the award winning omni-channel marketing agency Murmur.Together, they tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in digital marketing, why ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) is an outdated, misleading metric that could be silently holding your business back.Dave Levett, a seasoned marketer with experience spanning both agency and brand-side roles, shares his journey from working with major brands like Telstra and Sky UK to founding Murmur, where he helps eCommerce and retail brands unlock real growth.With a strong background in media strategy, performance marketing, and brand building, Dave dives deep into why the industry needs to move beyond ROAS and embrace a more holistic approach to attribution and marketing effectiveness.Ryan and Dave break down:TheROAS myth -why focusing solely on return on ad spend is a dangerous trap.The difference between marketing efficiency and marketing effectiveness (and why most brands confuse the two).How Marketing Mix Modeling(MMM) is changing the game for brands that want to scale.Why brand equity and audience expansion are key to long-term profitability.The importance of investing in both digital and offline channels for maximum impact.Dave also shares a fascinating case study with Melbourne City Football Club, where his team discovered they had been over-investing in Meta andunder-investing in high performing offline channels like out-of-home and TikTok, proving that true marketing success comes from understanding the full picture, not just platform driven metrics.

We have an extra special guest, British actress and superstar Lashana Lynch! We were thrilled to sit down with Lashana to discuss her new series The Day of the Jackal, where she stars alongside Eddie Redmayne. Hosts Bisola, Huss, and Gaz dive into all things Jackal, plus they chat with Lashana about her powerful role in The Woman King, her early days on The Bill, and so much more. There's even a cheeky game in there.....Huge thanks to Narrative PR, Sky UK, and HBO for making this episode possible. Don't miss this exciting conversation with one of the UK's brightest stars!The Day Of The Jackal Is Out Now on NOWTV and Peacock14HQ Original

Thảm hoạ nguyên tử Chernobyl xảy ra vào ngày 26 tháng 4 năm 1986 khi nhà máy điện nguyên tử Chernobyl ở Pripyat, Ukraina bị nổ được coi là vụ tai nạn hạt nhân trầm trọng nhất trong lịch sử năng lượng hạt nhân. Sau khi sự cố phát sinh, cả khu vực rộng 2.600 km² quanh nhà máy này đã được đưa vào cách ly. Gần đây, khi series phim truyền hình Chernobyl của HBO kết hợp với Sky UK tái hiện lại thảm họa hạt nhân lên sóng, người ta lại một lần nữa nhìn thấy những hình ảnh chân thực về khu vực này.Mời đọc bài tại: https://trithucvn2.net/doi-song/vi-sao-thuc-vat-khong-so-ung-thu.html

In this three-part series, Ethan sits down with his screenwriter friends to do a deep dive into the creative process, the power of storytelling, and how identity plays a role in both. In Episode 2, Ethan is joined by screenwriter Whit Anderson, known for her work on Daredevil, The Twilight Zone, and Ozark.  Whit and Ethan talk about, among other things:  How a life-changing illness inspired one of her screenplays The cultural role that storytellers and screenwriters play Whit's approach to writing, including the use of visuals and detailed outlines The challenges of working in a male-dominated industry And more Content warning: In our conversation we talk briefly about suicidal ideation — both in the context of a movie Whit is working on but also in the context of the illness she experienced.  Whit Anderson has written both original and adapted content for HBO, Showtime, NBC, Warner Brothers, Paramount, Stars, Netflix, and Sky UK. She's also worked on such shows as Daredevil, The Twilight Zone, and Ozark, as well as on screenplays for her original film Players, and the Netflix hit, Damsel. Most recently for Netflix she wrote a feature script for the epic space opera Empress and she's currently in development with Paramount Studios, George Clooney's company Smokehouse, Margot Robbie's LuckyChap, and Jude Law's Riff Raff, among others.  And, like Ethan, Whit studied Theater at Northwestern University. We hope you enjoy.    Play-by-Play: 1:47 - When did Whit realize she was a storyteller? 3:48 - How has her storytelling shifted over the years? 5:56 - How has Whit's identity and experiences influenced her writing?  11:30 - Where does “Whit” show up in her stories? 17:47 - How does Whit decide what to write about next?  22:00 - What is Whit's writing process like? 23:14 - How does music influence Whit's writing?  28:15 - What does a typical week look like when working on a project?  31:30 - How does Whit work through writer's block or moments of feeling uninspired?  35:12 - What is something Whit wants to share about screenwriting? 47:58 - What has Whit learned about being a writer since starting?  56:00 - What change would Whit like to see in Hollywood?  1:05:01 - If Whit could do college again, what might she do differently? 1:09:23 - What upcoming projects is Whit excited to work on? 1:11:14 - Wrap up and closing thoughts   Resources: The Little Porch and a Dog College Essay Guy's Personal Statement Resources College Essay Guy's College Application Hub  

This week, I recap all the streaming subscriber and pay TV numbers from Q3 earnings and profit and loss financials from Roku, Fubo, Peacock, YouTube, Sky, Verizon and others. I also highlight cloud services revenue from Amazon, Microsoft and Google, with AWS hitting a record $100 billion in revenue for the past 12 months. I discuss why Instagram lowers video quality for unpopular videos and disagree with their statement that people interact with videos based on their content, not their quality. I detail the report that Disney's exclusive NFL game on ESPN+ peaked at only 1.8M viewers and Roku's decision to stop reporting quarterly updates on streaming households and, by extension, ARPU, beginning with Roku's Q1 2025 earnings results.- Peacock added 3M subscribers, but

Alle elezioni del 4 luglio nel Regno Unito il Labour è in enorme vantaggio e vincerà, a meno di cataclismi. Ma ancora una volta tutti guardano a cosa sta succedendo a destra. Con Barbara Serra, prima giornalista non madrelingua a condurre un telegiornale nel Regno Unito e attualmente presentatrice di Sky UK. Questo e gli altri podcast gratuiti del Post sono possibili grazie a chi si abbona al Post e ne sostiene il lavoro. Se vuoi fare la tua parte, abbonati al Post. I consigli di Barbara Serra – È meglio se li ascoltate Le elezioni nel Regno Unito sul Post – A che gioco sta giocando Nigel Farage?  – Rishi Sunak se l'è rischiata Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John-Michael Howson worked as a journalist, starting in Mildura, Victoria, before moving to print and radio in Melbourne where he began writing comedy sketches and songs for revue clubs, theatres and television. After several years working in the UK and Europe he returned to Australia and created, wrote and performed in two of Australia's most beloved children's shows the multi-award winning The Magic Circle Club and Adventure Island. He also adapted the international stage hits Irene, No, No, Nanette and Norman Is That You? for Australian productions.  John-Michael also wrote the hit 1970's musical Razza Ma Tazz at a time when it was difficult to get locally written musicals produced. He has also written several successful children's theatre productions including adapting Disney's Pinnochio.  For many years he wrote for, and appeared on, a score of variety shows which led to becoming a popular team member of one of Australia's legendary shows The Mike Walsh Show where he first met and worked with producer David Mitchell (a co-writer of SHOUT! and Dusty). John-Michael travelled the world covering international stories from The Academy Awards, Emmys, Tonys, world premieres and royal weddings. In 1989 he moved to Los Angeles to report on the entertainment industry for Australian print, radio and TV including Midday with Ray Martin and GMA with Bert Newton. He also appeared on a number of US television and radio shows. John-Michael was a regular on The Joan Rivers Show and The Gordon Elliott Show, appeared on LA based talk shows and also had small parts in comedy shows like The Tracey Ullmann Show. He also filed news reports for SKY UK and other international news programs. He wrote the best selling mystery novellas Once Upon a Nightmare and Deadly Dreams. After seventeen years he returned to live in Melbourne where he was heard on radio shows around the country and starred on the top rating political commentary show Sunday Morning on 3AW.  John-Michael has co-written SHOUT! and Dusty – the Original Pop Diva (with David Mitchell and Mel Morrow), Pyjamas in Paradise (with Peter Pinne), Dream Lover -The Bobby Darin Story (with Frank Howson) and More Sex Please, We're Seniors. In 2025, his new musical based on the lives of the Andrews Sisters will open in the U.S.A. John-Michael was awarded an OAM in 2009 for services to writing and children's television. He is proudly a patron of a number of organisations involved in the arts and charity. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

NBCUniversal's Ana Langenberg, ZDF's Kristina Hollstein and Banijay's Carlotta Rossi Spencer at the 61st and final edition of MipTV in Cannes; and Sky UK's Poppy Dixon on her programming priorities for the coming months and advice for producers struggling in the current economic climate.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley and Alan Porter of Strategic Wealth Strategies interview Tony Curran. TONY CURRAN ..Scottish actor …great character actor. ...Tony has appeared in Outlander, Game of Thrones, X-Men, Flash, Gladiator, Underworld: Evolution, Doctor Who, Roots, and the Netflix historical epic Outlaw King. He appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thor: Miami Vice, The Dark World as Bor and the second season of Daredevil as Finn Cooley. …also Deadwood, Ray Donovan, etc, etc. The historical time piece follows Countess of Buckingham (Moore) who molded her son to seduce King James I (Curran) and become his all-powerful lover, through intrigue, becoming richer, more titled and influential than England has ever seen. The series premiered last week on SKY UK and has been met with rave

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley and Alan Porter of Strategic Wealth Strategies interview Tony Curran. TONY CURRAN ..Scottish actor …great character actor. ...Tony has appeared in Outlander, Game of Thrones, X-Men, Flash, Gladiator, Underworld: Evolution, Doctor Who, Roots, and the Netflix historical epic Outlaw King. He appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thor: Miami Vice, The Dark World as Bor and the second season of Daredevil as Finn Cooley. …also Deadwood, Ray Donovan, etc, etc. The historical time piece follows Countess of Buckingham (Moore) who molded her son to seduce King James I (Curran) and become his all-powerful lover, through intrigue, becoming richer, more titled and influential than England has ever seen. The series premiered last week on SKY UK and has been met with rave

Jonathan Courtois is a Senior Principal Engineer at Sky (UK), leading the development in C++/Qt of the immersive UI experience of Entertainment OS, the operating system powering Sky Glass and Sky Stream.In today's episode:• What makes a great Product and Engineering relationship through the lens of a Senior Principal Engineer• How Sky how approaches product feature development• The future of TV and streaming experiences—Jonathan's contact info:• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-courtois-8a9ab98/—Where to find the host, Adam Wakeling:• Twitter: https://twitter.com/adamjwakeling• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-wakeling-26494b35/—In this episode, we cover:(00:00) Introduction(01:33) What the Senior Principal Engineer does at Sky and Jonathan's professional journey(05:55) Having a strong alignment with business direction(06:54) The Engineering and Product relationship(09:38) How Squads and Crew function at Sky(11:07) Some tactics on product-engineering alignment(13:04) Advice to Product Managers(14:36) Typical product feature development approach at Sky(20:11) Trimming MVPs(24:00) Accessibility within product development(24:52) The future of TV and streaming experiences(32:32) The power of generative AI (34:30) Social Media (36:22) The end of traditional TV?(37:46) Where the ad money goes and impact of individual content creators(41:39) What emerging tech Jonathan is most excited by (43:51) OutroFollow the podcast on Twitter: @proddevpodcastGet in touch with the host, Adam Wakeling, on Twitter: @adamjwakeling

Der Pay-TV-Anbieter und Streamingdienst Sky hat sich Ende Juni 2023 von der Herstellung von fiktionalen Stoffen verabschiedet. Die Fernsehbranche sieht diesen Schritt als ersten Fixpunkt in Sachen Einsparungen bei dem Bezahldienst. Die Verantwortlichen aus Unterföhring haben in den vergangenen Jahren Stoffe wie «Babylon Berlin», «Das Boot» oder «Der Pass» geliefert. Zur Wahrheit gehört aber auch, dass zahlreiche Eigenproduktionen schnell verpufften. «Funeral for a Dog», eine achtteilige Liebesgeschichte, fand kaum Fans. Die Thriller-Serie «Munich Games» fand medial keine Aufmerksamkeit, obwohl Sky und Sport optimal zusammenpassen. Die Fortsetzungen von «Tschugger» und «Die Wespe» waren mau und «Drift» wurde ebenfalls nicht zum Stadtgespräch. In dieser Ausgabe besprechen Veit-Luca Roth und Fabian Riedner, ob der Sky-Rückzug zu verkraften ist. Immerhin produzieren die Kollegen von Sky Italia und Sky UK zahlreiche Formate. «Der Untergang»-Regisseur Oliver Hirschbiegel dreht nun «Unwanted» und in England entsteht «The Lazarus Project» von Marco Kreuzpaitner («Der Fall Collini»).

Top 5 Most Read RNS's on Vox Markets for Thurday 25th May 2023 1. Cineworld Group #CINE - Chapter 11 update As previously announced, in light of the level of existing debt that is proposed to be released under the Group Chapter 11 Companies' plan of reorganisation, the Proposed Restructuring does not provide for any recovery for holders of Cineworld's existing equity interests. 2. Angle #AGL - Pharma services contract with Artios Pharma ANGLE announce that its first bespoke assay development customer, Artios Pharma (Artios), has signed a new contract to utilise two DNA Damage Response assays developed by ANGLE in a Phase 1 clinical trial expected to commence shortly. 3. Audioboom Group #BOOM - Director/PDMR Shareholding Michael Tobin OBE, non-executive Chairman of the Company, purchased 2,769 ordinary shares in the Company on 24 May at a price of 323p. Following this purchase, Michael Tobin holds approximately 4.6% 4. Phoenix Copper #PXC - Final results for the year ended 31 December 2022 Investment in Empire Mine increased to $33.10 million (2021: $26.12 million) Group reports loss of $1.57 million (2021: $969,250). Year-end cash balance of $4.66 million (2021: $13.05 million) 5. Guild Esports #GILD - Guild launches campaign with Sky UK Guild Esports announce the launch of a campaign in partnership with its Official Premier Partner, Sky UK, to champion inclusive gaming environments by raising awareness of the gender-based verbal harassment facing women gamers playing online. Sky has provided the funding for the promotional activity to support the awareness campaign that will run online across social media channels, including Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Twitch, in addition to the procurement of influencer talent.

Planet Poet-Words in Space – NEW PODCAST!  LISTEN to my WIOX show (originally aired March 14th, 2023) featuring two remarkable guests:  visionary humanitarian, musician and poet Elissa Montanti and writer, producer and director Michael McKinley, both here to discuss their documentary “Our Lady of Staten Island” which focuses in great part on Elissa's work helping African children with Albinism, victims of mutilation, get needed protheses.  For more information on the documentary and to view the trailer go to:  www.ourladystatenisland.com.  Michael will also discuss his book project Meta War and his recent travels to Iraq and Syria.  Elissa Montanti, visionary founder and executive director of the Staten Island-based Global Medical Relief Fund (GMRF), has brought more than 500 children of 57 countries to the U.S. for treatment, including surgery, limb prosthetics and other medical necessities. Injured children come from countries or regions able to offer only minimal medical care, poorly fitted prostheses, or none at all. Elissa's appearance on “60 Minutes” and her book “I'll Stand By You” One Woman's Mission to Heal the Children of the World” (written with Jennifer Haupt, Penguin Books, 2012) have helped spread the word about this remarkable woman and her work.  The New York Times and The Washington Post, among many print venues, have heralded her extraordinary work.  Elissa was featured in “CNN Heroes,” BBC World News, “Democracy Now” WorldVision Radio, and Voice of America.  People Magazine voted their story “the Saint of Staten Island”, as one of the five best stories of the year.  Elissa received Amnesty International ‘s Modern Day Saints Award and recognition from the Humanitarian Operating center in Kuwait for her bravery and humanitarian work in Iraq and the Shriners Humanitarian Award.  “To Walk Without Fear”, a documentary produced by Miracle Mile Films and sponsored by the UN Correspondence Association and the Prince of Jordan, premiered at the United Nations on November 16, 2006.    Elissa lives in Staten Island with her adopted son Ahmed who was blinded and lost his arm at 7 years old in Iraq while walking into crossfire.   Elissa's passions also include music, poetry and painting. Her poetry has won recognition from the American Poetry Society. Michael McKinley's first novel, The Penalty Killing, was shortlisted for an Arthur Ellis Award as best debut crime novel. His subsequent page-turners include, among others,  international bestseller Facetime and Willie: The Game Changing Story of the NHL's First Black Player, nominated for an NAACP Image Award as best biography and one of the top twenty books of 2021. Michael‘s writing credits include the screenplay for the 1992 feature film Impolite, starring Christopher Plummer; a number of Discovery Channel docu-drama series including Perfect Disasters, Solar Storm and I Shouldn't Be Alive.  He wrote and produced award-winning films for CNN on the Vatican and on biblical archaeology in the Middle East, and The Jesus Strand for History TV. His most recent show is the 2021 three-part documentary series Epstein's Shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell, which he co-created and Executive Produced for Peacock and SKY UK. Michael traveled to Iraq and Syria for projects with US Special Forces operators and Syrian Democratic Forces. Michael, educated at Oxford University, lives in New York City. He is currently directing, writing and producing, with Nancy Bell and Alice Barrett Mitchell, Our Lady of Staten Island.  

In today's epsiode we cover the Viola family office purchasing FlyQuest, Team Heretics launching a blockchain division and Guild's partnership with Sky UK, plus more! Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

This episode we get into parents that say I love you a lot but are highly disciplined. Being good enough for our parents and the power of karate.Go watch Sarah's amazing show Frayed on Sky (UK), HBO (US) and ABC (AUS)Socials: @Sarah_KendallPlease Email any Parental Problems (problems with your parents) to gettingmydad@gmail.com & Join the our Pateeon. www.patreon.com/gettingmydad The podcast is made by Paul Daniels producerpaul.co.ukFind out more about Chris Socials: @chrismcomedy & www.chrismartincomedy.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Property Graduate TV Show Finalists Series 1 with Judge Helen Chorley plus series 2 UK preview- Will Mallard Interviews - EPISODE #178 Property TV is available via Sky UK and YouTube we speak to The Graduate series 1 finalists Kimberley Mee, Elena Theodorou and winner Alfie Croft. The show also features developer John Howard and investor Fiona Talbot. Helen is a well respected property commentator with a focus on the people side of investment and can be contacted via her LinkedIn profile. Will Mallard is a social impact investor in English social housing portfolios and retirement living schemes with his co-investors, partners plus backers. #propertytvuk #propertygraduateuk #propertyisabusiness The Property Graduate TV Show Finalists Series 1 with Judge Helen Chorley plus series 2 UK preview- Will Mallard Interviews - EPISODE #178 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/my-property-world/message

Sarah Kendall makes Content™ with Ray as they take a deep dive into her phenomenally funny show, Frayed (ABC Australia, Sky UK, and HBOMax US). They also discuss Sarah's win on Taskmaster, the charm of Mike Wozniak's casserole, and the ALLEGED cheese throwing of Conan O'Brien.

James Gemmell, who fronted Northern Hemisphere rugby coverage for over 10 years, joins Staf to analyse how the Northern Hemisphere have clearly got on top of the Southern Hemisphere teams and what's going wrong with the All Blacks.

LISTEN | Catch the full show from Afternoons with Staffy from the 22nd of November 2021, including full reaction to the All Blacks loss to France on the weekend, and interviews with former SKY UK rugby presenter James Gemmell, and sports commentator Mark Watson. Listen here, to the full show of Afternoons with Staffy.

Today's guest Joe Daymond, a delightful young man who hails from Wainuiomata. He's smart, he's bloody funny and Joe is basically taking on everything - which is awesome to watch unfold. When he's not selling out stand up comedy gigs, or featuring on Celebrity Treasure Island, he's making an amazing show called Bouncers, for Comedy Central and Sky UK. Pretty epic for someone who has only been in the game four years!

Sky TV has appointed investment bank Jarden to advise it on a range of "unsolicited approaches", shareholders were told today at an Investor Day presentation.The pay-TV provider declined to provide any detail about who made the approaches, however, or if any of them involved a takeover offer - although others (see below) see the likes of Discovery and Comcast in the frame.Chairman Philip Bowman told the virtual audience that, "Over the last 12 months Sky has received a number of unsolicited approaches around potential transactions, all of which have been highly conditional and incomplete."Bowman added, "With the capital structure now stabilised, a strong position in the NZ market, and a revitalised strategy, the board does not believe the current share price reflects the underlying value of the company."Sky, with help from Jarden, will evaluate "strategic investment partnerships that deliver sustained ongoing growth to the rights content and distribution reach of the company, which in turn will accelerate the creation of shareholder value," the chairman said.Sky chief executive Sophie Moloney said, "Sky's leadership team and staff maintain our absolute focus on delivering the strategy outlined today, whilst being open to exploring opportunities to accelerate further sustainable value creation for shareholders."Moloney could not comment further.Some pundits interpreted Sky's statements as implying a possible takeover was in the offing.Investors appeared to not immediately embrace the theory, however, with Sky shares trading down 1.18 per cent to 16.8c (for a market cap of $293m) in mid-afternoon trading following this morning's update.A piece published in The Australian's market gossip column this afternoon, says "DataRoom understands that the interest has come from local private equity groups as well as global strategic parties."It goes on to speculate that Discovery (the new owner of MediaWorks' television operation), US company Comcast (which bought Sky UK and is understood to have approached Sky NZ 18 months ago), NBCUniversal or a telco would be logical buyers.In 2017, a proposed merger of Sky with Vodafone's NZ business was blocked by the Commerce Commission, with courts backing the regulator during appeals.Sky said it could not comment in any more detail. Asked if Sky could say point-blank if a takeover was among the approaches, Sky external relations director Chris Major said "I can't comment specifically. A range of options and approaches are on the table - [all] incomplete and highly conditional."Although Sky shares have gained 13.5 per cent this year, the company's $293m, they are still well off the $2.35 at the time of the 2017 Vodafone offer, which in turn was only a third of pay-TV broadcaster's high water mark.Sky also said today that its new, Android-powered set-top box, which will support 4K ultra high definition video and third-party apps such as Netflix, will not appear until mid-2022. In an early briefing the company had said it could be ready as soon as June this year.The company has set a customer target of 150,000 to 200,000 by the end of 2024 for deploying the new Android boxes.The company also forecast that it would be growing revenue by $75m to $100m per year by 2024 as streaming services Neon and Sky Sport adding customers at a compound annual growth rate of 10 to 15 per cent over the next three years.Sky also provided the first targets for its new Sky Broadband service, provided in partnership with Chorus and Vocus (owner of Orcon and Slingshot). Its three-year target is for 8 to 13 per cent of Sky customers to be using the service (which is steeply discounted if you also have a Sky decoder contract), and 3 to 5 per cent of the broadband market overall.Earlier in the day, Spark announced it had expanded its sports rights by winning Champions League football from Sky.

The importance of understanding what triggers you so you can recognize future trigger pointsTips on how to improve your communication skills and prevent conflictHow to have more calmer and peaceful relationships with anyone, including those you hire as contractorsGrace Tsao Mase was determined to improve the home improvement process following her own personal experience with a frustrating renovation. Trained as an architect, the entrepreneur has poured more than 20 years of product development, user experience design, and B2B software marketing experience into BEYREP, a home improvement and remodeling management tool that helps design and building professionals increase profit, grow their businesses smarter and become more efficient. Before BEYREP, Grace held senior executive positions at YP.com, Beachbody, United Online, and Yahoo!. Prior to that, she consulted with Virgin, Hard Rock, MGM Mirage, Sky UK, HP, AT&T, Sun Microsystems, and many other high-profile clients. Grace started her career as a campus architect for UC Berkeley after earning architectural degrees from UC Berkeley and Yale University. The award-winning innovator has turned her creative genius, time-tested skills, and extensive experience into an easy industry advantage. Residential builders, remodelers, contractors, architects, and designers can use BEYREP to increase productivity, connect with qualified and compatible clients, and get paid faster.Connect with Grace Mase:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/beyrep101/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/beyrepWebsite:www.beyrep.comPinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/Beyrep/Connect with Jenessa:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_elevated_entrepreneur/Intuitive Business & Soul Aligned Strategies FB Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/elevateyourbusinessnowJoin the Moon Magic Membership todayhttps://www.theelevatedentrepreneur.net/offers/gcMUA6qtDownload your free copy of the Moon Magic For Business Guide, The Soul Client Attraction Workbook and find out more about working with Jenessa here: https://www.theelevatedentrepreneur.net/links

O Flavio, viveu bons anos como blogueiro e tocando por um tempo o Kibe Loco, depois decidiu se mudar pra Londres e começou sua carreira em Design. Ele conta as experiências que teve, incluindo a Vodafone e Sky UK, onde atua como Senior Designer. Papo muito leve e inspirador. Esperamos que você curta também! (Lembrando que a Sky UK não é mais a mesma SKY aqui do Brasil) TERA: https://digitalskills.somostera.com/ (Pesquisa Digital Skills 2021) Artigo do Flavio: https://uxdesign.cc/theres-something-wrong-with-the-user-experience-designer-title-6f6b1d06c262 (There's something wrong with the User Experience Designer title) Dica de livro do Flavio: https://linktr.ee/produtopelomundo (https://linktr.ee/produtopelomundo) O podcast Produto pelo mundo é uma produção da mnemônica, com apresentação de Guilherme Seabra e edição de Pedro Moleiro. Flavio Lamenza | https://www.linkedin.com/in/flaviolamenza/ (LinkedIn) Guilherme Seabra | https://www.linkedin.com/in/guilherme-seabra/ (LinkedIn) Pedro Moleiro | https://www.linkedin.com/in/pedro-moleiro-06bb8692/ (LinkedIn) Não deixe de seguir nossa página no LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/produtopelomundo (Produto pelo mundo no LinkedIn)

Jason Flick has founded several tech startups. His latest venture was recently acquired by AT&T's WarnerMedia for more than $100M. He has acquired funding from several top-tier investors like FedDev, Sky UK, Causeway Media Partners, and Kayne Partners.

Jason Flick has founded several tech startups. His latest venture was recently acquired by AT&T’s WarnerMedia for more than $100M. He has acquired funding from several top-tier investors like FedDev, Sky UK, Causeway Media Partners, and Kayne Partners.

Welcome to The Doc Exchange: A Real Stories Podcast, where your favourite non-fiction filmmakers reveal the documentaries that have had a lasting impact on their lives and careers. This week, host June Jennings is joined by Poppy Dixon, Director of Documentaries at Sky UK and the producer of Untouchable, The Imposter and American Animals. United by the theme of memory, her documentary picks traverse family secrets, trauma and criminal justice. Hear how these films changed Poppy's perception of what documentary storytelling could look like, and what she looks for in a potential project. ***SHOW NOTESUntouchable (2019, Ursula Macfarlane) // Rent via iTunes in the UK or Watch on Hulu in the USThe Imposter (2012, Bart Layton) // Rent via iTunes in the UK or Watch on Prime Video in the USAmerican Animals (2018, Bart Layton) // Rent via Prime Video, Google Play & iTunes in the UK & Watch on HBO Max in the US Stories We Tell (2012, Sarah Polley) // Watch on MUBI in the UK &

Alan Gibson has been working with the rest of the team at Sky UK to join the awesome forces of Apache Cassandra and Kubernetes. Sky took a methodical engineering approach to understanding the problem and how to make Cassandra truly cloud native. From CI/CD and test to running production across multiple clouds, you will find his insights invaluable as you begin your own journey into Cassandra and Kubernetes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tracey is currently Director of People Experience at Sky UK. Sky is Europe’s largest entertainment company with 22 million customers in 5 countries. Her experience in learning, leadership and talent spans more than 15 years. Tracey has worked across multiple industries including media and telecommunications, mining, transport and logistics, employment services, and recruitment, in both Australia and the UK. Her work has taken her to the Arctic circle and 150m below ground looking for diamonds. Tracey is on a mission to help Sky become a twenty-first-century organisation, and is a passionate advocate of Design Thinking and Agile as a means to achieving this.  Tracey also has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and a professional qualification in Executive Coaching.      Mindchimp Sponsor: Venndorly "Where finding learning has developed" www.venndorly.co.uk

Pippa Bennett-Warner has been steady working in stage and screen for a while now. A quiet talented force, Bennett-Warner has a number of new projects under her belt which are fast cementing her as one of the UK's acting secret weapons. She can currently be seen as 'Shannon' in Sky's new gangster series Gangs of London. Set in the heart of one of the world's most dynamic and multicultural cities, Gangs of London tells the story of the city being torn apart by the turbulent power struggles of the international gangs that control it and the sudden power vacuum that's created when the head of London's most powerful crime family is... We spoke to Bennett-Warner about her character, why this particular story was one she couldn't say no to, and how she's coping under quarantine. All episodes of Gangs of London are available to watch now on Sky (UK) and Cinemax (US).

Nihal Arthanayake (@therealnihal), Scott Bryan (@scottygb) and Hayley Campbell (@hayleycampbell) are joined by Sky's Zai Bennett to talk about the future of TV. In the first of a series of conversations with some of the biggest figures in the UK television industry, they discuss the possibility of losing content to digital rivals, why channels need to spend billions on new programmes and whether there are simply too many shows. Plus the team review I Am Not Okay With This - the new Netflix show from the makers of Stranger Things, the latest reboot of Twilight Zone on SyFy with Jordan Peele and Get Even, a BBC iPlayer exclusive aimed at teens. To contact the Must Watch team email mustwatch@bbc.co.uk or tweet @bbc5live using the hashtag #5LiveMustWatch.

Martin Devlin chats to former England skipper and now SKY UK commentator Nasser Hussain ahead of the 5th T20 International. Had loads of great comments which reminds us why we love the game of cricket. 

A relatively quiet period for comics news, but Al and Paul have chat on Kevin Feige being installed as Chief Creative Officer of Marvel, the Bloodshot movie, the Into The Spider-Verse sequel, Sky UK's troubles showing the CW's Crisis crossover, HBO Max's Green Lantern and Strange Adventures series, Dark Horse collecting Michel Fiffe's Panorama, and the closing of ComicBookDB and The MNT, as well as reviews of Afterlift and The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer. The Official Handbook of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe counts as one of your five a day, so eat up.

Agile is at risk of becoming a buzzword in L&D and misinterpreted, watered down or disregarded as just a fad. However, it's working to help Sky move at pace, achieve more and achieve real results. In this episode, Tracey Waters, Director of People Experience at Sky, talks about her team's adoption of Agile, what this actually means, and how it is experienced - from all sides. Discover today on The Learning & Development Podcast why we need to be disruptive with our L&D approaches (e.g. classroom learning), what technologies we can utilise inside our business, how you can influence more value to the team, how Agile can help you and your team's perfomance, and many more. KEY TAKEAWAYS Why transition to Agile? It encourages better understanding of each team member, it's built it on iterations, and it's data-driven. It delivers capacity, flexibility, responsiveness and adaptability. Tracey believes that classroom learning has not been very effective and only brings little to no benefits. It does not improve how people work. Here are the 4 R's that classroom learning causes: Relationships – People get a lot from meeting others in the same boat as them and learning from their experience. Recuperation – It gives them a chance to get away from tasks even just for a while. Recognition – They get motivated to complete the training because of the awarded certificate. Reward – People felt good about being nominated or accepted onto a programme. Focus instead on how every operation can be valuable to each individual. If they see that what they're doing have beneficial outputs, it's easier for them to get influenced and motivated to perform well. With this approach, they can still build relationships, learn new things, and improve themselves. Utilise technological innovations (i.e. Agile). There's better understanding, and reaching out becomes easier when the data is always available when you need it. You also make every moment memorable for them and offer invaluable support when there is full awareness of the situation. Some might have doubts on incorporating Agile. The key thing to remember here is it helps distinguish what works and what doesn't anymore in your business. And with these as the basis, we can choose what to improve and what to change. Visual management is very useful. You need two softwares: one is where the team can communicate (e.g. Slack, Microsoft Teams) and the other one is a visual planning board where the work flow can be tracked (e.g. Trello). Before looking into different approaches such as Agile, know your WHY. Take the time to go back to your planning board and evaluate your goals, visions, and objectives. If you think Agile is the vehicle that will get you to all of them, then it's easier to get started from there. BEST MOMENTS “If we run L&D, we should be embracing a philosophy that is fundamentally built in learning and high-performing teams.” “When you also learn from psychology perspective and neuroscience perspective how people learn, it makes classroom learning more bonkers.” “If you start with a consumer-grade technology experience and build around that, then you can actually be flexible of what you offer to people.” “The whole emphasis is on we'll get better at this together, we'll make mistakes together, and we'll make sure that we get better.” “If you aren't getting resistance, then I'm not sure you're disrupting the model.” VALUABLE RESOURCES Agile Software | Wikipedia The Learning & Development Podcast: How People Learn With Nick Shackleton-Jones | Apple | Spotify | Omny How People Learn: Designing Education and Training that Works to Improve Performance by Nick Shackleton-Jones Slack Microsoft Teams Trello ABOUT THE GUEST Tracey Waters is Director of People Experience at Sky UK and a pioneer in the application of Agile to Learning & Development. With over 15 years of experience in the profession, Tracey has overseen Sky's transition from a traditional L&D operating model to fully embracing Agile to move at speed and solve real business problems. You can find out more about Tracey's work and the Agile HR Community via: Agile In Learning Blog: https://medium.com/agile-in-learning Fosway Innovation Profile on Sky: http://www.fosway.com/innovation-profile-sky/ Agile HR Community: https://www.agilehrcommunity.com/new-events ABOUT THE HOST David James David has been a People Development professional for over 20 years, most notably as Director of Talent, Learning & OD for The Walt Disney Company across Europe, the Middle East & Africa. As well as being the Chief Learning Strategist at Looop, David is a prominent writer and speaker on topics around modern and digital L&D as well as an active member of the CIPD L&D Advisory Board. CONTACT METHOD Twitter:  https://twitter.com/davidinlearning/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjameslinkedin/ Website: https://www.looop.co/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Search on Thomas Power, and you will see him variously described as Entrepreneur, Author, Business Adviser, Professional Speaker, and an expert on Social Media, Technology and the world of Digital. He is also a fun character who always has an interesting and different view on things. In this episode, using his song choices, we plot his journey from suburban Solihull: through the early days of UK computing with ICL, Amstrad and Alan Sugar; the triumphs and challenges of the business network that was Ecademy, to the present day. In his usual honest and disarming way, Thomas opens up about the highs and lows in his life and career and leaves us in doubt that his profile should really read "endeavoring, dependable, cub scout." SHOW NOTES I hope these show notes will enhance your enjoyment of this episode. If there are additional things you would like included here then please let me know. Spotify Playlist This playlist contains the full versions of Thomas's 6 choices together with another dozen that have connections (tenuous or otherwise) with the content of the episode. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7DC7Kj92ze0y0DCgmtOTvj?si=vhF5Xd9DTgSuaoNitvUThQOther things mentioned in this episode Sting's book - Broken Music David Thomas - Alan Sugar: The Amstrad Story Faith's Song is the theme song for the BBC Wales Drama Series "Keeping Faith" . Available on DVD The W.B. Yeats poem is " Second Coming" . It was also the inspiration for Joni Mitchells song "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" which uses a number of lines from the poem. The song is included in the playlist CULTURAL CONTEXT When Thomas talks about "the AA" he is not referring to Alcoholics Anonymous but the Automobile Association a British motoring organisation that was formed in 1905. Today it hosts a raft of services for the motorist but is still best known for its Roadside Assistance. ICL (International Computers Ltd) was the last major British Computer Company. In the 1980's they sold a successful mini computer called the ME29. The ME29 was an orange color which was officially known as "Hot Tango" - never has a company and a color been more inappropriately matched. ICL was acquired by Fujitsu in 2002 In the late 1980's Amstrad (which stands for Alan Michael Sugar Trading) had a substantial share of the PC market in the UK. Amstrad was once a FTSE 100 company but since 2007 it has been wholly owned by Sky UK whose Set top boxes it manufactured. CONTACT DETAILS Thomas PowerEmail – Thomas.power@9spokes.comTwitter – @thomaspowerWhatsApp +44 7875 695012Terry Smith Website - http://musictalkspod.buzzsprout.com/Email – musictalkspod@outlook.com Twitter - @musictalkspod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/musictalkspodcast

Today we speak with a broadcasting media company that has recently gone through an EVP strategy refresh. Sophie Holmes is the Interim Head of Employer Brand & Attraction at Sky UK. Connect with Sophie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-holmes-97917824 Learn more about Sky Careers: https://careers.sky.com/ Subscribe to this podcast: https://employerbrandingpodcast.com Measure your employer brand: https://employerbrandindex.co Thanks for tuning in!

We discuss the new HBO miniseries, co-produced with Sky UK, titled “Chernobyl”. The show follows the chronological events of the 1986 nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union and captures the confusion and terror in the days, months and years following the accident.

Tracey Waters, Head of People Engagement and Development at Sky UK, discusses how her team have deployed agile development techniques to transform their working methods and increase the business impact of learning and development. Tracey describes four behaviours that underpin Sky’s approach: being collaborative, iterative, data-driven and person-centric. We discuss some practical lessons learned from implementing agile.

Today's Heavy Networking, sponsored by VMware, dives into the latest security features in NSX-T, and examines how NSX is expanding from the data center to the WAN and the cloud. We also hear from NSX customer Sky UK about how NSX helps bridge the gap between infrastructure and developer teams. The post Heavy Networking 438: VMware NSX Evolution For Cloud Networking And Security (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Heavy Networking, sponsored by VMware, dives into the latest security features in NSX-T, and examines how NSX is expanding from the data center to the WAN and the cloud. We also hear from NSX customer Sky UK about how NSX helps bridge the gap between infrastructure and developer teams. The post Heavy Networking 438: VMware NSX Evolution For Cloud Networking And Security (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Heavy Networking, sponsored by VMware, dives into the latest security features in NSX-T, and examines how NSX is expanding from the data center to the WAN and the cloud. We also hear from NSX customer Sky UK about how NSX helps bridge the gap between infrastructure and developer teams. The post Heavy Networking 438: VMware NSX Evolution For Cloud Networking And Security (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Dibbs, Ben and Solomon talk about the Big Game in Atlanta Sunday.

As the General Election campaign hots up, two new political satires have been unveiled- ITV's Newzoids and Channel 4's Ballot Monkeys, with the former reuniting some of the vocal and production talent of Spitting Image. Radio 4's Dead Ringers and the Vote Now Show are also back on air, not to mention election specials for satirical stalwarts Rory Bremner, Jack Dee and Charlie Brooker. But despite this crowded market, is satire, as Spectator columnist and satirical author Toby Young would have it, headed for an early grave? Steve is joined by Rory Bremner himself to give satire a health check ahead of the General Election, in discussion with Toby Young and the Assistant Editor of the New Statesman, Helen Lewis.Pay-TV broadcaster Sky has reported a 20% rise in operating profit helped by strong demand across Europe. Operating profit for the nine months to the end of March was £1.025bn, up from £854m a year earlier. Sky UK also posted the highest third quarter rise in users and the lowest churn - customers leaving - in 11 years. Steve Hewlett talks to Director of Mediatique consultancy Mathew Horseman about the reasons behind the strong figures, how a recent merger with Sky Deutschland and Sky Italia has impacted on results, and what Sky UK is doing to keep customer churn so low.And in the latest of our interviews with political parties in the run up to the general election, we hear from Conservative's Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy Ed Vaizey on the parties media policy plans should they win the next election.Producer: Katy Takatsuki.