All Broadcast articles in 11 December 2020 – Page 4
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SponsoredPodcast: Are we drowning in premium TV streaming platforms?
Emma Bartholomew in conversation with Pulse Films – president scripted, Jamie Hall & Barclays relationship director - Tom Dods
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VideoSmall Axe: Education, BBC1
Steve McQueen’s anthology continues with the story of a 12-year-old who is sent to a school for those with special needs
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NewsOfcom unveils 10-year PSB blueprint
Calls for urgent action over prominence amid warning of ’triple funding threat’
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CriticsThe Vicar Of Dibley In Lockdown
“The Vicar of Dibley, even on two cylinders, is pure comfort knickers”
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NewsBBC iPlayer breaks 5bn requests
VoD player has already generated 850m requests more than last year
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VideoDeath to 2020, Netflix
Broke & Bones’ celebrity-filled comedy created and executive produced by Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones
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NewsOfcom raps ITV over competition breach
Postal entries ignored on seven of broadcaster’s biggest brands
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NewsLittle Dot co-founders step back
Andy Taylor becomes non-exec chairman and Selma Turajlic departs
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NewsBectu to explore freelancer working conditions
Ties with Bournemouth University for industry-wide survey
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VideoBlack Narcissus, BBC1
DNA Films adaptation of Rumer Godden’s book and penned by Amanda Coe. The series is a tale of sexual repression and forbidden love set in 1930s Nepal
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NewsBal Samra to exit BBC after 30 years
Group commercial director worked across iPlayer, terms of trade and BBC Studios
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CriticsGary Barlow’s Night at the Museum
“If ever there was a show begging to be watched on Boxing Day after you’d imbibed several sherries and an eggnog chaser, it was this”
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RatingsI’m a Celeb finale entertains almost 10m
WEEKEND: Closing episode of debut Welsh iteration defeats the previous year’s finale by 200,000, as Barlow’s Night at the Museum struggles
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NewsBBC arts chief to step down
Jonty Claypole prepares to depart after more than two decades at the corporation
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NewsScreenSkills supercharges Covid-19 training
First Option to deliver two free courses for 225 individuals