All Broadcast articles in 27 January 2012 – Page 3
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NewsFME signs Netflix deal
Netflix will offer classic sitcom Men Behaving Badly and the UK premiere of Australian drama Satisfaction following a deal with FremantleMedia Enterprises.
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NewsHat Trick bolsters post support
Hat Trick is beefing up its inhouse post-production capacity with plans to recruit a full-time post team.
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NewsForbidden order system
Forbidden Technologies, the developer of cloud editing software FORscene, will launch a work order management system later this year.
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NewsSky names services chief
BSkyB director of technology central services Matt McDonald has replaced Troy Smith as the company’s director of broadcast services.
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Prime Focus appoints head of ops
Prime Focus has appointed Kate Robson to the role of head of operations for its broadcast division.
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RatingsITV1’s Biggest Loser beaten by BBC2/C4
TUESDAY: ITV1’s Biggest Loser nearly lived up to its name in primetime last night, beaten by BBC1, BBC2 and Channel 4.
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NewsC4 plans £450m spend on UK commissions
Channel 4 is planning on increasing its budget for UK commissions to £450m this year, chief executive David Abraham is expected to reveal today.
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NewsObject Matrix appoints Ivory
Object Matrix has appointed Ivory to look after sales of its nearline storage systems in the French territories.
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NewsGypsy Blood sparks 289 complaints
Channel 4 documentary Gypsy Blood has sparked hundreds of complaints from viewers over scenes of dogs attacking deer and cock fighting.
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Comment25 Jan '12
“More intimate and sympathetic than Junior Doctors.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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NewsVaizey: EPG reward for broadcasters that invest
OXFORD: The government is considering a major shake-up of the electronic programme guide to reward broadcasters that invest in UK content.
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NewsBBC wins praise for dangerous dogs doc
The Pet Education Trust (PET) has praised the BBC1 documentary Death Row Dogs for further highlighting concerns about the Dangerous Dogs Act.
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NewsC4 docs get Oscar nominations
Two Channel 4-backed documentaries, Hell and Back Again and Saving Face, have been nominated for Oscars.
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RatingsJunior Doctors returns with 1.15m
TUESDAY: BBC3’s hit ob doc series Junior Doctors returned with more than a million viewers, easily winning the multichannel primetime slot.
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NewsMoore picks up Lansdown's reins at BBC3
BBC head of documentaries Charlotte Moore is taking on the role vacated by Harry Lansdown earlier this month.
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NewsStrictly to be remade in Panama
Strictly Come Dancing is to remade for audiences in Panama, expanding the format’s reach in Latin America.
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NewsPsychic Challenge picked up in Chile
Zodiak Rights has secured its first Latin American format deal for reality show Psychic Challenge.