LMS film New economics: The onslaught of free

On Wednesday the 20th of January Leeds Media Services filmed 'New economics: The onslaught of free' part of the Connected World series run by The Bathwick Group.

New economics: The onslaught of free

The rise of ‘free’; the potential and pitfalls of monetisation of online content. Who pays? Can advertising power all online business models? What is the future of offline media? How will the BBC vs Sky and the commercial model play out, and what will be the impact of IPTV?

The panelists included:
Chris Tulley - Partner, Interllectual Property & Technology Group, DLA Piper UK
http://www.dlapiper.com/chris_tulley/

David Parkin - Editor, TheBusinessDesk.com
http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/about-us.html

Professor David S. Wall - School of Law, University of Leeds
http://www.law.leeds.ac.uk/about/staff/wall/

Dr Leo Enticknap - Deputy Director, Institute of Communication Studies, University of Leeds
http://ics.leeds.ac.uk/details.cfm?id=94&susername=ICSLEN

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Further information about the event:
http://bathwickgroup.com/cw/index.php?action=event_details&id=1

Further information about The Bathwick Group:
http://bathwickgroup.com/

'Countdown to Copenhagen' now online

In November Leeds Media Services filmed 'Countdown to Copenhagen'.

Hosted by the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy, this debate was introduced by University of Leeds’ Vice-Chancellor, Professor Michael Arthur and chaired by Centre Director, Professor Andy Gouldson.

The panel comprised:

- Franny Armstrong, Director of the Age of Stupid and founder of the 10:10 campaign
- the Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP, Secretary of State for DEFRA
- Edward McMillan Scott MEP, Vice-President of the European Parliament
- the Rt Hon John Prescott MP, Leader of the British delegation to the Council of Europe/ Rapporteur for Climate Change for the Council of Europe
- Ashok Sinha, Director of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition

The debate, which was a catalyst for a lively open question and answer session with an audience comprising students, university staff, people from the city and region working on climate-change/sustainability, activists and members of the public, explored issues such as:

- Given the latest scientific evidence on climate change, what kind of global deal does the world need?
- What are the obstacles to achievement at Copenhagen and how can these be overcome?
- What should the UK and the EU be doing to enhance the prospects for an ambitious global deal at Copenhagen?
- How can activists/other interested parties best maintain political pressure on Government/other decision makers?
- How will Government ministries work together to deliver on commitments made at Copenhagen?
- What impacts might a global deal at Copenhagen have on the economy and society in the UK and internationally?

http://lutube.leeds.ac.uk/avsmas/videos/2389

Leeds Media Services film and edit promotional video for Leeds University Business School

Leeds Media Seervices have recently completed working on two promotional videos for Leeds University Business School. The first video - a message from the Dean of the Business School, Peter Moizer, can be found on the LUBS homepage http://business.leeds.ac.uk/.

Leeds Media Services film The Seventh Annual University of Leeds Learning & Teaching Conference

On Friday the 8th January Leeds Media Services filmed the two keynote speeces from The Seventh Annual University of Leeds Learning & Teaching Conference.

Both keynote sessions will be available to view online soon.

http://www.lts.leeds.ac.uk/conference.php?PAGE=5&SUBPAGE=17

Leeds Media Services produce 'Progression to Post-16 and Higher Education In Inner South Leeds' video

This video captures the views and experiences of progression to higher education by some of the young people interviewed during the research. Key findings are presented by Lead Researcher Dr Paul Sharp.