Analysis – Page 4
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NewsWhy YouTube is TV’s next frontier
Broadcasters are increasingly leaning into the platform as a way to build a relationship with younger audiences
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CommentI got £50,000 to explore how PSBs could win over Gen Z - this what I found
Wider regulation and content designed for social media will help bring in younger audiences, Toby Cameron says
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CommentRecognition is key to happy and productive workforces in difficult times
Improving staff wellbeing doesn’t have to cost money, says psychologist Janet Evans
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CommentAdolescence is a shot in the arm for UK drama, not its death knell
The global appetite for British stories is vast, and can be captured by all parts of the industry
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NewsWhat the UK can learn from France’s streamer regulations
With MPs calling for a domestic streamer levy, how are French attempts to regulate US streamers faring?
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FeaturesBetter than ever or busted flush: what’s the future for BBC2?
The channel has historically acted as a nursery slope for emerging talent and innovative ideas, but how has its role changed in the age of streaming?
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FeaturesUnpacking the transatlantic talent battle
How cultivating relationships and negotiating hard on fees has protected UK agents from having their clients being poached by bigger US rivals
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CommentTV must acknowledge its ageism problem
Dr Carole Easton on why a recent parliamentary report should herald a watershed moment for on-screen representation of older people
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CommentQ&A: How do we deal with overwhelm after a restructure?
In the third piece in a series, executive search and coaching company Quicksmith explains the best approach to supporting staff in the wake of cuts
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CommentBBC facing end of an era as Charlotte Moore departs
Chris Curtis: The corporation’s CCO skilfully navigated the streaming revolution, and her role has never been bigger – or more challenging to fill
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CommentKate Bulkley: The industry needs a more sustainable business model
Following the LA fires, Covid and the US strikes, shows that are repeatable with the ability to go global are key
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CommentDanny Brocklehurst: Unique British comedy must not be allowed to disappear
Though our humour may not always travel, fresh and innovative stories about life in the UK remain vital
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FeaturesAnalysis: London TV Screenings buyers eye richer pickings
International buyers on what they are looking to add to their slates as greater flexibility in rights and finance means an improved choice of content
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FeaturesDistributors recalibrate for a new-look landscape
Top execs at major distributors reveal how they are rising to market challenges and finding creative financing & windowing solutions
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FeaturesThe view from America
Sam Harowitz on why Tubi is an attractive place to try something first window
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CommentFatima Salaria: Co-pros are an opportunity to take risks and experiment
Bringing together different perspectives and experiences can help to generate bold and fresh ideas
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CommentFaraz Osman: TV and gaming should be partners rather than rivals
There is huge scope for experimentation and to engage new audiences, so let’s play together
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FeaturesBrian And Maggie: How Baby Cow shrugged off co-pro woe
Executive producer Sarah Montieth reveals how this British drama about Brian Walden’s infamous interview with Margaret Thatcher made it to screen
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FeaturesDope Girls: Living the high life in post-WWI London
Shannon Murphy reveals how Bad Wolf drew inspiration from costumes and photos of the era to recreate the hedonistic world of Soho at the end of WWI