All BBC4 articles – Page 20
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NewsBBC2 gets twice-weekly 'BBC4 Zone'
The BBC is to give programmes from its digital arts channel BBC4 a twice-weekly airing on BBC2 as of tomorrow (8 April), in a bid to promote the channel and to drive digital takeup, writes Luke Satchell
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Fresh orders from BBC4.
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has unveiled a swathe of new commissions, including a documentary series on the National Trust, writes Jon Rogers.
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Tully to front major BBC4 piece on India.
A major new programme about the future of India from the BBC's controversial former India correspondent
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Keating insists BBC4 critics miss point.
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has defended the digital culture channel against accusations that it is not pulling in large enough audiences as it reaches its first anniversary on air, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsKeating unveils new BBC4 raft
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has unveiled a raft of new commissions, including a documentary series on the National Trust, which will follow the behind the scenes activities of the organisation, writes Jon Rogers
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Millions come and go for BBC4
Twelve million viewers have sampled BBC4 in its first year, it was claimed yesterday, but the numbers staying for a...
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Keating insists BBC4 critics miss point
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has defended the digital culture channel against accusations that it is not pulling in large enough audiences as it reaches its first anniversary on air, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Tully to front major BBC4 piece on India
A major new programme about the future of India from the BBC's controversial former India correspondent Mark Tully, as well as a full series of hypothetical crisis programme The Situation Room, have been commissioned by BBC4 controller Roly Keating as the channel reaches its one-year ...
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BBC4 comeback for legendary After Dark.
Controversial late-night live discussion show After Dark, in which actor Oliver Reed famously tried to give American feminist Kate Millett a drunken kiss, is to be resurrected by BBC4, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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West End shows come to BBC4.
BBC culture channel BBC4 is to ramp up its commitment to arts coverage by screening a
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West End shows come to BBC4
BBC culture channel BBC4 is to ramp up its commitment to arts coverage by screening a series of four West End theatre productions and introducing a high profile award for the best contemporary foreign language film of the year, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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How BBC4 got such a poor reception
Some programmes on the BBC4's digital 'culture' channel are reaching fewer than 10,000 viewers. Media editor Tom L...
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NewsAmerican strategists to avert worldwide disaster on BBC4
The smallest room in the White House, in which all major international crises are debated, is to be recreated for a new BBC 4 programme in which a panel of eminent American decision-makers will be forced to react to a hypothetical global catastrophe, writes Leigh ...
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Unseen Dennis Potter play relegated to BBC4
An unseen drama by Dennis Potter, regarded by many as the greatest television writer has been relegated by the BBC ...
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Production Show news: BBC4's Keating searches for 'halo effect'
BBC 4 controller Roly Keating and BBC Choice's head of planning and scheduling Brendan Dahill have attempted to give independent producers a clearer idea of the sort of programmes they were looking for on their channels, writes Peter Keighron
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BBC4 to tell heroine's story
New digital channel asks Diverse to make film on Booker-proze winning novelist Arundhati Roy
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LWT arts stalwarts welcome 'terrific' BBC4
Melvyn Bragg and producer Nigel Wattis welcome plans for dedicated arts channel but warn that better funding will be key to its success
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Managing editor sought for BBC4
BBC Knowledge boss Cleaver takes up new media role in factual and learning
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BBC seeks new managing editor for BBC4
BBC Knowledge boss Cleaver takes up new media role in factual and learning
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BBC plans launch of BBC3 and BBC4
Dyke expected to confirm proposals to develop two new digital channels at Edinburgh TV Festival