From convicts to pirates: Australia’s dubious legacy of illegal downloading
The fifth season of Game of Thrones is being released simultaneously across the globe, which
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Marc C-Scott is a lecturer in screen media at Victoria University. He has taught at many institutions in the areas of video production, motion graphics, visual effects, online media, cross-media practice. Marc has written numerous articles for The Conversation along with both television and radio media interviews.
His research interests are within television (history, institutions and broadcast technologies and methods), cross-platform media and the use of new media platforms and distribution methods.
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Netflix arrival will be a tipping point for TV in Australia
Marc C-Scott, Victoria University 2015 will be an eventful, and testing, year for television in
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Third time unlucky for 3D television – so what went wrong this time?
Television broadcasts in 3D promised to give people an extra dimension in viewing movies, sport
New gadgets and gimmicks to keep us watching sport live on TV
Marc C-Scott, Victoria University Australia’s love of sport appears to be more from in front
The future of sportscasting? Cricket Australia launches on Apple TV
By Marc C-Scott, Victoria University Yesterday Cricket Australia launched onto the Apple TV network, becoming
Television is not dead, it’s just changing channels
By Marc C-Scott, Victoria University Netflix will launch in Australia and New Zealand in March