All Broadcast magazine analysis articles
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FeaturesChannel 4 analysis: What’s on Priya Dogra’s to-do list?
Industry executives list their priorities for C4’s incoming boss, from hiring anew head of content to dealing with its in-house dilemma
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FeaturesWorld of Locations Hot Spots
The lowdown on the tax credits, locations, crew and facilities available for TV and lm productions shooting in the UK, Ireland and Spain
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Ireland
The tax credit in Ireland remains a draw for international productions, alongside its experienced crews and wide variety of locations
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Spain and the Canary Islands
Attractive tax incentives, magnificent landscapes and impressive local crew make Spain and the Canary Islands hotspots for international shoots
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: United Kingdom
The UK remains a popular destination for producers of Hollywood blockbusters, indie movies and high-end television alike — boosted further by a gamechanging new tax credit
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FeaturesTrump’s second term: a threat to the industry?
A year into his second stint in the Oval Office, Broadcast assesses how his tough stance Stateside is affecting the UK sector
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FeaturesAnalysis: Super-indies get on board with AI
All3Media, Banijay, Fremantle and ITV Studios lift lid on how they’re using the emergent tech
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FeaturesNot fit for purpose: UK commissioning process under fire
Production sector leaders are demanding radical changes to a system they describe as ‘medieval’
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FeaturesHow AI is making inroads into kids content
The children’s TV sector is approaching the technology with optimistic caution – keen to exploit its benefits but wary of the drawbacks
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FeaturesRegulating kids’ content in a YouTube world
Broadcast gauges industry reaction to Australia’s decision to restrict how under-16s use the platform and its likely impact on producers
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FeaturesTaking a bite out of YouTube innovation
Streamers and broadcasters want to work with YouTube talent, while producers see it as a place to collaborate with content creators and IP owners
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FeaturesKeeping it real: the key to celebrity docs
Producers reveal the challenges of immersing yourself in your subject’s life, and the importance of authenticity, timing and flexibility
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FeaturesMaking sense of microdrama mania
US demand is soaring for this nascent format and it will be a frequent topic at Mipcom, but what’s the reality behind the headlines?
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FeaturesEyes on the prize: What next for streamer-broadcaster partnerships?
How Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video are re-writing the rules of engagement with broadcasters in Europe - and what it means for the industry
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FeaturesWhy good drama is a family affair
Sherlock & Daughter creator Brendan Foley examines what makes show exploring familial bonds, such as The Bear and Succession, so compelling
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FeaturesFactual creeps in front as drama takes a hit
While scripted Hot Pick submissions are down, true crime, celebrity travelogues, science and history docs are going strong
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FeaturesHow the MacTaggart has evolved
Broadcast identifies the core trends of the event which has been Edinburgh TV Festival’s centrepiece for 50 years
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FeaturesMacTaggart at 50: the speeches that made a mark
Previous MacTaggart speakers reveal their favourite lectures of the past half century
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FeaturesTV and talent: when things turn sour
Some of the UK’s top presenters weigh in on broadcaster relationships, why some talent behave badly and what can be done to rein it in
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FeaturesChange at the top: What should Kate Phillips’ priorities be?
Senior execs reveal the genres in which the BBC is doing well, and where the new queen of content could shake things up