UNITED KINGDOM
BBC launches revamped Eurovision website
British Eurovision fans will be happy to see that the BBC Eurovision Website was rebranded over the past weekend. The banner previously adorned with Jade Ewen (My Time, 2009) has now been replaced with a picture of the UK's 2010 entrant - 19 year-old Josh Dubovie.
The website also now hosts the preview vidoes for all participating countries, including the televised version of 'That Sounds Good To Me' performed in March on 'Eurovision : Your Country Needs You'.
The British people now await the expected video of the song, as well as the final version of the track, currently being worked upon by songwriters Pete Waterman and Mike Stock. This version Stock says will 'pleasantly surprise' everyone.
BBC EUROVISION SITE
http://www.bbc.co.uk/eurovision
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Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
UK Asian Music Awards on red button from 6pm Wednesday 17th March
Watch highlights from the UK AMA on BBC TV
Watch the best of the UK Asian Music Awards on red button from 6pm Wednesday 17th March till late night Tuesday 23rd March. The awards are the British Asian equivalent of the Mobos. BBC Asian Network's Bobby Friction hosts a star-filled ceremony from London's Royal Festival Hall. The Asian Network's Murtz reigns backstage, with exclusive access to all the stars and antics.
Featuring performances from Imran Khan, Jaz Dhami, Mumzy and Talvin Singh and many more. Plus presenting awards including Best Album, Female, Male, Producer, Urban and International Acts - and the overall Outstanding Achievement gong.
Press the Red Button from any BBC TV channel and select 'Asian Music Awards' from Wednesday 17th March.
Schedule
Sky & Virgin:
Wednesday 17th March, 6pm - Wednesday 24th March, 4am
Freeview:
Wednesday 17th March, 6pm - Friday 19th March, 12pm
Friday 19th March, 1pm - 6.45pm & 9.10pm - 8.50am (20th)
Saturday 20th March, 11.10am - 2.20pm & 6.10pm - 9.50pm
Sunday 21st March, 1.10am - 1.35pm & 4.15pm - Wednesday 24th March, 4am
(not available on Freesat)
Useful Links
Read BBC Red Button Blog
Using the Red Button - A Guide
Watch the best of the UK Asian Music Awards on red button from 6pm Wednesday 17th March till late night Tuesday 23rd March. The awards are the British Asian equivalent of the Mobos. BBC Asian Network's Bobby Friction hosts a star-filled ceremony from London's Royal Festival Hall. The Asian Network's Murtz reigns backstage, with exclusive access to all the stars and antics.
Featuring performances from Imran Khan, Jaz Dhami, Mumzy and Talvin Singh and many more. Plus presenting awards including Best Album, Female, Male, Producer, Urban and International Acts - and the overall Outstanding Achievement gong.
Press the Red Button from any BBC TV channel and select 'Asian Music Awards' from Wednesday 17th March.
Schedule
Sky & Virgin:
Wednesday 17th March, 6pm - Wednesday 24th March, 4am
Freeview:
Wednesday 17th March, 6pm - Friday 19th March, 12pm
Friday 19th March, 1pm - 6.45pm & 9.10pm - 8.50am (20th)
Saturday 20th March, 11.10am - 2.20pm & 6.10pm - 9.50pm
Sunday 21st March, 1.10am - 1.35pm & 4.15pm - Wednesday 24th March, 4am
(not available on Freesat)
Useful Links
Read BBC Red Button Blog
Using the Red Button - A Guide
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Sugababes singing Ugly at the BBC Showcase 2010 In Brighton
Sugababes singing Ugly at the BBC Showcase 2010 In Brighton
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Sugababes in Brighton ~ BBC & Universal Deal
BBC Worldwide signs deal for Universal Music television contentBBC Worldwide's push into music programming given boost by deal, which includes Rolling Stones documentary
(1)Tweet this (23)Comments (0) Tara Conlan guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 24 February 2010 08.08 GMT Article historyBBC Worldwide's push into selling more music programming has been given another boost with the signing of a new long-term deal to distribute all Universal Music's television content.
The BBC's commercial arm has also secured the international distribution to a new documentary about the making of the Rolling Stones' 1972 album Exile on Main St, which features new interviews with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
Under the terms of the Universal contract, BBC Worldwide will sell new television shows from Universal Music along with content from a "selection of international artists signed through Universal Music Group International".
The deal was announced yesterday at international sales market BBC Showcase in Brighton, which featured a performance by Universal artists the Sugababes.
Stephen Davies, the director of BBC Worldwide Audio & Music, said: "We are proud to become distribution partner with the world's biggest record label and are delighted to be representing such a great roster of artists.
"This deal further strengthens our relationship with Universal and, with its promise of more great programming, will take BBC Worldwide Music to a new level as a major music distributor."
Exile on Main St is directed by Stephen Kijak and features the story behind the making of the sprawling double album, which was recorded over several years, including a period in mid 1971 when the Stones decamped to a chateau near Nice in southern France for tax reasons.
The deals follow the news earlier this week that BBCW has signed a contract to sell the Glastonbury Festival globally.
(1)Tweet this (23)Comments (0) Tara Conlan guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 24 February 2010 08.08 GMT Article historyBBC Worldwide's push into selling more music programming has been given another boost with the signing of a new long-term deal to distribute all Universal Music's television content.
The BBC's commercial arm has also secured the international distribution to a new documentary about the making of the Rolling Stones' 1972 album Exile on Main St, which features new interviews with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
Under the terms of the Universal contract, BBC Worldwide will sell new television shows from Universal Music along with content from a "selection of international artists signed through Universal Music Group International".
The deal was announced yesterday at international sales market BBC Showcase in Brighton, which featured a performance by Universal artists the Sugababes.
Stephen Davies, the director of BBC Worldwide Audio & Music, said: "We are proud to become distribution partner with the world's biggest record label and are delighted to be representing such a great roster of artists.
"This deal further strengthens our relationship with Universal and, with its promise of more great programming, will take BBC Worldwide Music to a new level as a major music distributor."
Exile on Main St is directed by Stephen Kijak and features the story behind the making of the sprawling double album, which was recorded over several years, including a period in mid 1971 when the Stones decamped to a chateau near Nice in southern France for tax reasons.
The deals follow the news earlier this week that BBCW has signed a contract to sell the Glastonbury Festival globally.
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