Magazine

Our IT & Telecoms industry members now receive Stage, Screen & Radio, which is our BECTU sector magazine. From January 2017 this incorporates content that would previously have appeared in our DigitalEye newsletter.

Stage, Screen & Radio magazine

Now incorporates the Digital Eye content

Stage, Screen and Radio, Winter 2019

The magazine for members in the Bectu sector of Prospect, including the BT and Digital divisions. Contents include: interview with Carolyn Spence, the new chair of Prospect's BT committee; our recent survey on pay of members in BT; BT locations secrecy untenable; change your mindset, not your handset; Union Week activities; tribute to Aveen McHugh; Bectu's new Dignity at work campaign; review of the year by Bectu head Philippa Childs
11 December 2019

Stage, Screen and Radio, Summer 2018

Contents include: BT jobs threat; BBC terms and conditions: members back new deal; Eyes half shut: excessive hours campaign grows; Theatre workers' helpline; Convergence
04 July 2018

DigitalEye November 2016

This edition of DigitalEye features an interview with Gerry Morrissey, the current general secretary of Bectu, on the amalgamation of Prospect and Bectu, Roger Darlington's column looks at the the darker side of the Internet and Mary Hurley, full-time organiser, looks back on her career in the union movement.
16 November 2016

DigitalEye, July 2016

This issue of Digital Eye features reports from the BT conference, the reaction to the EU referendum result, news from Tesco Mobile and columnist Roger Darlington argues that we're heading for a New Renaissance.
26 July 2016

DigitalEye, March 2016

This issue of Digital Eye features reports from a Prospect trip to Brussels ahead of the EU referendum, structural changes at Ericsson and regular columns from Roger Darlington and Calvin Allen.
15 March 2016

DigitalEye, November 2015

This issue of Digital Eye includes Prospect's response to Ofcom's strategic review of digital communications; why a former BT employee stayed in the union after taking redundancy; Columnist Roger Darlington on how the Internet changes traditional industries and how Prospect is protecting members going through the assessment centre process.
11 November 2015

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