3:49 AM |
Io Olly and Aaron for your comments re Will's KiwiTVcom.au
Perhaps I'll provide a quote from an article that appeared in the
Sydney morning Herald 5-6 December 2009 regarding the TV explosion
and moves major TV networks in the world are making which Kiwitv/PiTV
is at the forefront. Yeap TV on demand is the way to go as Jeff Cole,
the director of the centre for the Digital future at USC,california
was quoted in the mentioned article.."Dr Cole says the old model of
television broadcasting is almost irrelevant already:" Teenagers
barely understand the concept of watching TV on a broadcast network's
schedule" he say's." If you talk to them (about what free to air is
offering now) watch a favorite show and you had to be home before it
started and couldn't leave the house until it aired..."
I agree with Dr. Cole Those days are numbered my friends. the ability
to record the show and watch it later has fundamentally changed the
game Kiwitv was the forefront of TV on demand. We screeded MTS Te
karere and other shows before MTS copied us and now do their ownTV on
demand...
With our Polynesian population being mostly young people we at PIMA
have to be up with the play on how our very young community are
watching...
Mate i was watching TV on a iphone today And you want pacific TV to
go on mainstream TV...Mate
Yes guys join KiwiTV for PiTV as we move ahead...???
I have...
Savili
On Feb 4, 11:10 am, Aaron Taouma <aaron.taou...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Will you have definitely developed Kiwi TV from what it was two years ago.
> Excellente!!
>
> But I agree with Olly. A television broadcaster is the impetus for
> production, jobs and growth.
>
> It can be a two pronged approach, as we see with the major broadcasters
> currently on air. The television broadcast development strategy (moving into
> the digital era) has been accompanied by a development of internet and other
> services (such as telephone). But in these cases the first and primary focus
> is the television broadcast. The other services are add-ons.
>
> All power to you Will but in my analyses if we do not start to develop
> broadcast services and secure at least one of the digital platforms
> development will always be retarded and limited.
>
> To me it's a no brainer. Soon, television broadcast from the main players
> will only be available through services such as FreeView, Tivo, Sky and
> others - all digital. The analogue channels will be moved over to telcos and
> in the mix, where will we find Pacific Islands representation - lost in
> translation.
>
> We've already missed major talks and decisions. Maori have kept up with the
> play and challenged for a piece of the pie. We follow in their wake.
>
> Many of our people are behind the eight-ball with the pick-up of web
> technologies (especially with the cost of such technologies) but they have
> picked up on Sky and other broadcast products.
>
> As incomes rise and the youth population both grows and ages, more and more
> they will need and seek access to broadcast resources (in a fair and
> equitable society) and the potential to create their own positive and
> cultured view of the world through broadcast.
>
> We have been blessed to have programmes like Tagata Pasifika, Polyfest,
> Pacific Beat St, Bro-Town and others (the odd doco, comedy show or other
> minority interest show). We have also been blessed with the access given to
> community groups through Triangle Television.
>
> But, this is only a fraction of the potential both in terms of production
> and audience reach.
>
> Pacific Television or what ever it may be called, will not only be
> interesting to minority groups; it would be interesting to a wide variety of
> people.
>
> We are in the Pacific. It is a quarter of the world's surface. There is a
> world wide audience that is craving for Polynesian or Pasifika/Pasefika
> influenced programming. In the most part 'till today, what we have seen has
> been limited, underfunded and often influenced by forces leading to their
> demise or failure.
>
> Maori have already been through these trials and tribulations. They are
> still going through it.
>
> We are a part of the next stage of development. Pacific TV is a part of the
> next stage of development.
>
> Aotearoa, as a world leader can create something which is sellable
> over-seas.
>
> There are potential audiences right around the globe - in the Americas,
> Europe and Asia.
>
> Documentaries, Dramas, Comedies, News and Current Affairs, And LANGUAGE AND
> CULTURAL PRESERVATION and development; linking the entire Pacific and
> reaching out to the world.
>
> We are looking twenty years down the track. We need to start today!!
>
> Malo 'Aupito
> Aaron
>
> On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 9:17 AM, olly <o...@mpost.co.nz> wrote:
>
> > A faulty link there Will. You'll need to include the .au at the end.
>
> > Not quite what we're talking about as pay per view webcasting is not
> > the same as free to air Television though I appreciate what KiwiTV is
> > doing it doesn't seem to be propogating Pacific Island culture, the
> > motivation seems financial. Please don't view this as a put down but
> > there are clear distinctions between Television and the World Wide
> > Web. As we all know the media viewing forum has changed slightly in
> > the last few years but content is still not made predominantly for the
> > web but for Television which is a more accessible and direct medium.
> > It is the central entertainment center in most homes and is the focus
> > of our industry as producers, writers, directors, and technicians.
> > This will shift in time but we are some way off committing full time
> > to a web based solution. But, a fantastic job Kiwitv.
>
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