All Broadcast articles in 10 October 2008 – Page 3
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NewsTerritory focus: India: Overview
Deregulation has brought about a proliferation of new channels in India.
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Territory focus: Australia
Although it has a small population, Australia has a vibrant broadcast sector with strong demand for US and UK content.
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NewsTerritory focus: Australia: Overview
Although it has a small population, Australia has a vibrant broadcast sector with strong demand for US and UK content.
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Children's: The buyers
Quality live-action drama, animation for preschoolers and comedy for the tween market are all high on kids buyers' shopping lists, Will Hurrell reports
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Frank Dietz
Head of acquisitions and co-productions, Super RTL, Germany
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Jean-Loeck van Kollenburg
Head programme buyer, Z@ppelin, the Netherlands
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Jan-Erik Wieselburg
Acquisitions executive, children's/youth, SVT/The Barnkanalen, Sweden
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NewsCook leaves T4 behind to launch cross-platform indie
Former T4 producer Richard Cook has left his role as executive for youth and music at Eyeworks UK to form his own indie.
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NewsWedding bells for Heaviest Man
Five is to revisit its World's Heaviest Man documentary by heading back to Mexico to see him get married.
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NewsKids iPlayer to tackle web watershed problem
The BBC is to solve the online watershed conundrum by launching a children's version of the iPlayer.
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CommentWeapons-Grade ammo
Ofcom told it’s my way or the highway as showdown looms over ITV regulation.
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NewsGrade demands end to ITV indie quota
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade has branded its 25% indie quota an “utter nonsense” and demanded it be scrapped.
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NewsRTS Speech: Grade throws down PSB guantlet
ITV has thrown down the gauntlet to Ofcom - either ease its regulatory burden or risk losing it as a public service broadcaster.