All BBC articles – Page 260
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NewsBBC enters new rights era
Patchwork of deals in place as corporation assesses how to extract maximum value from shows
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NewsWildflame hires former BBC commissioner
Nick Shearman to forge ‘cross-network factual alliances’ for Welsh factual indie
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NewsBBC seeks to supercharge short-form
Dragons’ Den and The Apprentice spin-offs to emerge under new role
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NewsFormer BBC commissioner joins OSF
Lucinda Axelsson takes executive producer role at factual indie
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FeaturesHarry Marshall: The Temple Troop
Mark Linfield’s magical Natural World film is a masterclass in storytelling, reckons the Icon Films chairman
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NewsBBC Studios retains topical arts coverage
Producer/distributor will continue to produce Front Row Late after winning £1.7m tender
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NewsSTVP signs BBC's Craig Hunter
Drowning in Plastic commissioner returns to Glasgow to become the producer’s factual creative director
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NewsMulville and Thoday seek clarity over UKTV's future
Hat Trick and Avalon bosses meet with senior BBC execs amid fears of commissioning slowdown
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CommentLinear schedule is far from dead
Audience buzz generated by a weekly fix is still a powerful tool
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Behind The ScenesGhosts, BBC1
How Danny Dyer and Beetlejuice inspired the Horrible Histories team’s lurch onto primetime BBC1
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VideoSummer of Rockets, BBC2
Keeley Hawes and Toby Stephens star in Stephen Poliakoff’s six-part Cold War drama series, from Little Island Productions
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FeaturesAbby Ajayi: The House of Eliott
Long before she joined Shonda Rhimes’ team, the writer got an early education in ‘women getting shit done’ from BBC1’s 1920s fashion drama
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NewsAvanti boss: N&R can’t survive on crumbs
Emyr Afan calls for large-scale, returnable brands to ensure nations & regions thrives
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NewsShane Allen plots UK comedy body
BBC controller reveals ambition for cross-industry initiative to nurture genre and engage kids
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FeaturesJoel Morris: A Bit of Fry and Laurie
Stephen and Hugh’s barking businessmen saved the Philomena Cunk writer from joining the corporate world