All Broadcast articles in 13 February 2009 – Page 4
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Features
Another week, another crisis
Every week seems to bring a fresh scandal at the BBC, and with it the column inches. Has the corporation got crisis management under control.
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News
BBC's This Week up for grabs to indie sector
BBC News is putting the contract for current affairs series This Week out to tender - in order that in-house production can hit its nations and regions targets.
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Comment
Emily Bell: Time to cut the crap with kids
Why Blue Peter's decline was predictable and utterly avoidable.
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Comment
In my view: Lisa Opie
Terrestrials are still going to be the big beasts online, says Lisa Opie.
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Comment
TV Critics 11 February '09
'Where was the engine of plot that would take us through the next 13 weeks?' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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News
Sam Mendes to exec Lost in Austen movie
ITV's Jane Austen time-travel drama Lost in Austen is to be turned into a movie, with Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes as an executive producer.
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News
C4 News names indie fund commissioner
Channel 4 News has appointed Mike Radford to the role of commissioning editor for its independents fund.
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Features
Inside Track: Steve Nunney
Steve Nunney is director of test and measurement specialist manufacturer Hamlet.
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Features
How we ... got access to Sandhurst
Keo producer Will Anderson on the kind of back-up you need when pitching to generals.
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News
Discovery slate to build on its US-style rebrand
Discovery Channel UK is set to usher in a raft of programming with a new logo and redesigned programming menus.
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News
Five expands its shock docs
Five has commissioned an extended run of its Extraordinary People strand, upping its order to 12 films for the next series.
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News
BBC2's Rocket Science promises fireworks
The team behind Operatunity and Ballet Changed My Life: Ballet Hoo! will attempt to inspire a passion for science among children in a BBC2 series.
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News
Indies fear losing out in Knowledge restructure
Indies are fearful that the commissioning restruct-ure at BBC Knowledge will favour in-house prod-ucers and that they are being “penalised” for their success in the Window of Creative Competition.
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News
Blighty set for launch with the best of British
Dom Joly will build on UKTV People's rebranding to Blighty with an irreverent tour of the British Isles in which he will restock his home with items made in this country.
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Ratings
Women like ITV3's Ladies
ITV3's first ever comedy drama commission made something of a splash on its maiden voyage.
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News
Paramount Comedy to rebrand in April
Paramount Comedy is to be re-named Comedy Central and will place a fresh emphasis on original UK commissions.
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Ratings
It could be so good for Five
Five was duckin' 'n' divin' on Wednesday night thanks to its remake of the TV classic Minder.
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News
ITV1 tackles female body image in beauty season
An eight-months pregnant Louise Redknapp will investigate the culture of skinny mums as part of a three-part beauty season for ITV1.