All Broadcast articles in 19 November 2010 – Page 4
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The Broadcast InterviewMichael Carrington: Bringing comedy to kids’ TV
Turner’s chief content officer for EMEA says children’s broadcasters have been neglecting the live-action comedy genre, and this is something he is keen to change.
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CommentIndian Doctor / Fry And Laurie Reunited / Four In A Bed
The Series Producers Association’s Andra Heritage and Carolyn Payne on NHS drama, nostalgia and eccentric Brits.
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CommentRapid pace of change asks big questions of producers
Is scripted-reality out and rapid global brand launches on their way in, asks Alex Connock.
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CommentNo 'battle' between Sky Arts and BBC Arts
I would like to point out an inaccuracy in your article ‘Chekhov: Comedy Shorts, Sky Arts’ (Broadcast, 12.11.10).
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FeaturesAn age-old issue for writers
Julian Fellowes has said he wrote Downton Abbey out of exasperation at TV’s attitudes towards older audiences. What will broadcasters learn from the experience? asks Paul Hoggart.
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FeaturesThe Hulk, ABC (US)
Broadcast shines the spotlight on a new adaptation of comic book character The Hulk.
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Behind The ScenesCoppers, Channel 4
Working with four police forces, Ben Rumney got unprecedented access to officers on the beat - and was right there when a demo turned violent.
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NewsO'Reilly lawyers begin case summary
Andrew Thorman’s testimony that Jay Hunt was the ultimate decision maker in dropping Miriam O’Reilly from Countryfile is a “highly significant” part of the case against the BBC, O’Reilly’s legal team has claimed.
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NewsSony unveils NXCAM 35mm camcorder
Sony today unveiled the latest addition to its NXCAM lineup, a Super 35mm camcorder.
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NewsBBC hits back at Adam Smith Institute claims
The BBC has hit back at suggestions it is not living up to its public service remit, after the Adam Smith Institute claimed ITV’s “revival” was undermining the BBC’s right to public funding.
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NewsITV confirms Ashes deal
ITV has confirmed it has secured the rights to air highlights of this winter’s Ashes series on ITV4, as tipped by Broadcast earlier this month.
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NewsGillian McKeith series goes east
I’m a Celebrity’s Gillian McKeith may be struggling in the jungle but she is set to show Ukrainian viewers how to eat their way to a better body.
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CommentAudiences want branded content beyond the final credits
Against the backdrop of government spending cuts that threaten to impact the creativity and editorial agendas of the UK’s creative sectors, Frukt Communications conducted research that reveals a scenario in which brands are an increasingly important source of funding for these industries.
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NewsSherlock smashes ratings record in US
BBC1’s recent modern take on Sherlock Holmes has proved a hit with audiences in the US, achieving record ratings on PBS.
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NewsGulf War veteran criticises BBC's Accused
Gulf War veteran Colonel Tim Collins has criticised an episode of a BBC1 drama set on the front line as irresponsible and a “desperate” attempt to “shock”.
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NewsRobin Esser calls for Ofcom's abolition
Broadcasting regulator Ofcom should be abolished and replaced with a system of self-regulation paid for by the TV industry, the new President of the Society of Editors has said.
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NewsPeel and SIS secure 10-year BBC North deal
SIS and Peel Media are to jointly provide BBC North with studios, post and technical services at MediaCityUK in Salford after securing a 10-year deal.
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Comment17 Nov '10
“It’ll never get boring because no two families can ever be the same.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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RatingsPrince William and Kate Middleton interview draws 6m
TUESDAY: Prince William and Kate Middleton’s first interview following the announcement of their engagement proved a strong draw for ITV, while the news bulletins enjoyed strong ratings throughout the day.