All Broadcast Magazine articles
-
CommentEvidence rather than ideology should shape the future of PSB
The ecology of public service broadcasting has to evolve, but debate must be open and honest
-
The Broadcast Interview
Mackenzie Crook: Man of many talents
The actor and Pirates of the Caribbean star on leaving Hollywood behind to write and direct for British TV
-
Comment
Disability should not be a barrier to working in TV
While on-screen representation is improving, hiring of off-screen talent is still well below target, says Deborah Williams
-
Features
Glued to the Screen: The Great British Bake Off
Ninder Billing finds C4’s ‘tent of tension and delight’ exactly what she needs in Lockdown 2.0
-
Features
In conversation: Andrew Roach, Caroline O’Neill, Charlie Pheby, Shani Dhanda & Sophie Morgan
Leading figures in the battle to improve recruitment of disabled people across TV discuss why the industry is still falling short
-
Ratings
Autumn shows rise to the challenge
Drama and feelgood TV hold up well as Covid production halt disrupts schedules
-
Ratings
Sky Documentaries channel charms young
Uplift from overnights to consolidated hints at youthful profile
-
Ratings
Cumulative viewing data key for Sky drama
From just 87,000 after three transmissions, Sky Atlantic’s I Hate Suzie pulls in 987,000 after 28 days
-
Features
In conversation: Rachel Corp, Cristina Nicolotti Squires & Paul Royall
Senior news editors on adapting to the ‘new normal’ and remaining impartial in a polarised world
-
Comment
Indies need to embrace a diverse ecology
Pandemic has highlighted the importance of having multiple revenue streams, says Duane Jones
-
Ratings
Deceived more than doubles for buoyant C5
Drama scores a respectable 9% young-adult profile, despite just 1% of viewers watching via devices
-
Ratings
Young Offenders racks up the views
Youth comedy’s ratings more than double after 28 days, but little change for family friendly The Voice Kids
-
Features
Creative Review: Triumphs of post-production
The most impressive recent work in audio, effects and grading
-
Features
BritBox’s originals wishlist
Managing director Will Harrison reveals his plans to step up commissioning, with a focus on scripted shows that reflect British culture
-
Comment
Mental health support is key to getting TV back on track
Six months of global pandemic have taken their toll on the industry, says Alex Pumfrey
-
Features
Distributors Showcase Live: Selling diversity across the globe
Leading distributors assess the international appetite for diverse programming
-
Features
Freelancers brace for second wave
Hard-hit self-employed workers bemoan lack of government support as fresh crisis looms
-
Behind The Scenes
Small Axe: Lessons in black history
Tracing the stories of black West Indians over 16 years, director Steve McQueen’s new BBC1 series couldn’t be more relevant or timely
-
Ratings
C5’s All Creatures a nostalgic winner
Rebooted drama sees off BBC1 rivals and proves a hit with young and old alike
-
Comment
BBC3 needs to balance online and linear
Combined presence across TV and on-demand is best strategy for youth channel, says Scott Bryan
