BSAC

British Screen Advisory Council

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The main aim of the Council is to enhance the prosperity, effectiveness and reputation of the UK audiovisual industries.

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BSAC brings together the widest range of UK interests, knowledge and contacts in the industry to provide an independent platform for the regular exchange of ideas and information.

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The British Screen Advisory Council (BSAC) is an independent industry-funded body.

BSAC is a unique forum for identifying new business trends and provide thought leadership to government, policy makers and the audiovisual industries.

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The British Screen Advisory Council (BSAC) is an independent industry-funded body.

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BSAC Supports Parent Port

Parent Port launched in October to make it easier for parents to complain about material they have seen or heard across the media, communications and retail industries.

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Hargreaves Review

BSAC will be responding to the Government Consultation on the proposals for implementing a number of the recommendations that Government accepted in its response to the Hargreaves Review of IP and Growth.

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BSAC Meeting With Richard Hooper

Richard Hooper was appointed in November to lead a feasibility study into developing a Digital Copyright Exchange in the UK. BSAC will be hosting a meeting with Richard Hooper in the New Year.

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BSAC Data Event

BSAC is holding a seminar on the use and ownership of data  on Thursday, 2 February 2012. The seminar is jointly hosted by the British Screen Advisory Council (BSAC) and Intellect, the technology trade association. It will explore issues emerging from the unprecedented ability to collect data made possible through technological developments.

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BSAC Supports Next Gen Skills Campaign

BSAC was named as one of the industry supporters of the Next Gen Skills Campaign at the  launch event held on 28 November 2011. Next Gen Skills is a major new industry campaign to promote the skills needed for hi-tech growth in Britain through fundamental changes to the education system.

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