All Broadcast articles in 7 December 2012 – Page 4
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NewsBBC set to avoid Christmas strikes
The BBC is set to avoid Christmas strike action across its news services as it closes in on a temporary resolution with the National Union of Journalists (NUJ).
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NewsKay to star in Malachy's Millions
Channel 4 has confirmed Peter Kay is returning to the channel in a one hour comedy special, Malachy’s Millions, set for broadcast in 2013.
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CommentThe War on Britain’s Roads
Todd Austin responds to criticism of Leopard’s controversial cycling doc and discusses UGC difficulties.
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RatingsLast Tango in Halifax scores 6.2m
Last Tango in Halifax climbed to a series high on Tuesday - as Arsenal’s Champions League defeat underperformed for ITV1.
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NewsBT Vision inks Universal deal
BT Vision has agreed a distribution deal with Universal Networks International which will see Universal Channel, Syfy and E! Entertainment added to the pay TV platform.
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NewsZig Zag dons wolves clothing for Viacom doc
A secretive community of people who believe they are non-humans feature in a co-production deal between Zig Zag Productions and Viacom-owned US network Logo.
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NewsAdam Hills gets C4 alternative Xmas speech
Adam Hills will join Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Marge Simpson, Doreen Lawrence and Neville Lawrence in delivering Channel 4’s alternative Christmas message.
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NewsEsler: McAlpine report "would embarrass a student journalist"
Newsnight presenter Gavin Esler has branded the programme’s report that led to the linking of Lord McAlpine with child abuse claims as an “abominable” error “that would embarrass a student journalist”.
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NewsSnell and Quantum ink partner deal
Data management firm Quantum Corp has signed a partnership deal with Snell.
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CommentTV Critics: My Monster and Me; Great Land Rush
“A mesmerising presence who seems to speak in perfect sentences.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Behind The ScenesChris Tarrant: Extreme Railways, Channel 5
Rosalind Bain on the dangers of underestimating the complexity of train timetables in the Congo.
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NewsNEP Visions and Cloudbass acquire Arqiva trucks
Arqiva has completed its exit from the outside broadcast sector, having sold its OB trucks to NEP Visions and Cloudbass.
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NewsAvid releases Interplay Central 1.3
Avid has released the latest version of its media asset management toolset.
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CommentTV Critics: The Fear, Inside Claridge’s
“It ends up resembling a men’s coffee table magazine.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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NewsBBC1 rests Secret Fortune in National Lottery shake-up
BBC1 has opted to rest National Lottery show Secret Fortune and commissioned a new format from FremantleMedia UK’s Thames Scotland.
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NewsBBC green-lights connected red button
Viewers will be offered instant access to BBC3, BBC4, CBBC and CBeebies shows when the channels are off-air via the BBC’s next generation red button service.
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NewsE4 ties with Spotify for music app
Music from E4 shows such as Made in Chelsea and Misfits will be collected in a Spotify app after the music streaming service struck its first partnership with a UK broadcaster.
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RatingsMore than 3m check-in to Claridge's
BBC2’s Claridge’s documentary was the stand out show of Monday night – as The Royal Variety Performance pulled its biggest audience in two years.
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RatingsLive TOWIE trounces Made in Chelsea
The first ever live episode of The Only Way is Essex beat Made in Chelsea with more than double the audience for the slot, but failed to hit 1m.