All Broadcast articles in 18 October 2019 – Page 2
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NewsRumpus wins MTV UK ad-funded order
Indie working with British rapper Loyle Carner on environmentally-themed two-parter
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NewsKeshet’s European MD steps down
Sammy Nourmand has been with the international arm of the Israeli media group since 2014
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NewsDave orders Red Dwarf special
Baby Cow sci-fi comedy returns for a two-hour episode backed by retrospective series
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NewsFormer Strictly exec sets up indie with Little Mix agency
Andrea Hamilton’s ModestTV secures debut orders from BBC1 and BBC3
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NewsRadio 1 duo take over 5Live’s Danny Baker slot
Scott Mills and Chris Stark secure Saturday morning show
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RatingsBGT fills the X Factor void
Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions averaged 5.8m across its six-part run
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RatingsMovie show grows on Sky
Sky 1’s second series of There’s Something About Movies opened with 317,000
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RatingsITV’s singing celebs leap over The Wall
X Factor wins Saturday battle despite Danny Dyer quiz getting strong lead-in from Strictly
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FeaturesMeet the controller: Channel 5’s Ben Frow
“You’ve got to put the money on something that is going to deliver for you in some form or another, whether that’s ratings, revenue or reputation”.
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NewsSports rights account for one quarter of all TV content spend
Ampere Analysis study values global market at $38bn
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NewsC5 gives toddlers the Behaving Badly treatment
Avalon dogs format wins spin-off fronted by childcare expert Laura Aimes
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NewsTV set for remote revolution
Technology can boost creativity and cut costs, according to panellists at The Connectivity Forum
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RatingsC5 viewers vote out of referendum
WEDNESDAY: Brexit fatigue sets in as Jeremy Vine’s latest debate falls 30% shy of slot average
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NewsSomethin’ Else signs up Guilty Feminist creators
Producer gets first refusal on projects developed by Deborah Frances-White’s company
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CommentCollaboration and innovation are key as ad revenues fall
Broadcasters and advertisers can turn a vicious circle into a virtuous one, says Richard Lawson
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NewsSarandos: cost of drama has surged
Netflix content boss points to 30% year-on-year increase for top shows
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NewsMorgan ‘open-minded’ about scrapping licence fee
Culture secretary invites evidence of impact of potential switch to a subscription model