All BBC iPlayer articles – Page 14
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NewsPatrick Holland: Channel attribution is biggest challenge
BBC hopes longer iPlayer windows will help reinforce it is behind shows such as Peaky Blinders
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The Broadcast InterviewChanging direction at BBC3
Fiona Campbell on shifting focus to a narrower age range, her fresh slate of fact-ent formats & taking commissioning cues from social media
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FeaturesThe State of the UK Streaming Market
A look at subscription, user, revenue and ARPU data, as well as key services
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NewsBritBox begins battle to reach customer base
Distribution via major platforms and building consumer awareness are among top priorities for the forthcoming service
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CommentBritBox will need time to settle
Service has potential if it shrugs off what could be a tricky launch
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CommentCharlotte Moore: making the BBC fit for the future
Three key principles will guide us as we face the challenges ahead
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FeaturesThe BBC: what next?
From iPlayer rights and SVoD rivals to fragmented audiences and IP delivery, Tara Conlan surveys the corporation’s challenges
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Comedy: Hounslow Diaries
‘For showcasing exceptional new writing talent and producing a laugh-out-loud piece, this is one you’ll want to see more of’
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Format: Things Not To Say
‘This is truly a short-form show of the moment, dealing with issues that are relevant and delivered in an entertaining, informative way’
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CommentBBC grapples with digital future
BBC3 and iPlayer need more cash to help hang on to young viewers
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NewsOfcom backs iPlayer plans despite concern for rivals
Regulator gives provisional go-ahead to expansion plans but warns commercial PSBs and SVoDs will suffer
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NewsC4 strikes landmark ToT deal
Pact agreement hands PSB greater flexibility to exploit ideas, while indies extend global rights
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NewsOfcom greenlights UKTV deal
Regulator rules out competition assessment of channel portfolio carve-up
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NewsDistributors join BBC rights fray
Firms share Pact concerns over iPlayer extension but are split over plan’s potential impact