All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 13
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CommentMike Darcey: Netflix is the clear winner of the streaming wars
While the US streamer’s strategy is paying off, rivals are in a sorry state and need to reassess their business models
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The Broadcast InterviewAmelia Brown: From runner to the top job at Fremantle
The Fremantle UK chief exec on taking on the top job after 20 years at Thames, mining its back catalogue and creating an inspiring workplace
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The Broadcast InterviewBig Zuu: Hitting the big time
The grime star and TV chef is bringing fresh flavour to the food-travel genre with 12 Dishes In 12 Hours for ITV1
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Phil Mount
The Potato creative director on ’80s rock, ice baths and Rebel Wilson
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CommentIndies desperate for clarity as brutal year draws to a close
Uncertainty over Channel 4 commissioning patterns has been a factor for much of the year
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CommentMedia giants look to the past to build models for the future
Advertising tiers, windowing and licensing are all making a comeback as studios return to old formulas for success
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FeaturesAnalysis: The fractured relationship between indies and C4
Suppliers have criticised the broadcaster for its handling of the commissioning slowdown and what they see as poor communication
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FeaturesAlex Mahon sets out Channel 4’s perspective on the challenges of 2023
Chief executive addresses indies’ concerns and offers update on financial performance
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RatingsWeekly TX holds its own in box-set era
While more drama series are now playing on consecutive nights, there’s still room for appointment-to-view
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RatingsGenre overview tables: August consolidated
Including top 10 drama, current affairs and children’s programmes
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FeaturesBBC kids’ commissioners reaffirm linear commitment
Bosses of CBBC and CBeebies aim to support the UK industry with a renewed focus on animation
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RatingsHoliday regrets for Made In Chelsea
Corsica trip falls across its run, but At Home With The Furys packs a punch for Netflix
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RatingsMuted response to hens and a queen
BBC2 apocalyptic comedy and Channel 4 period drama struggle to match previous slot incumbents
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RatingsWolf bites off a chunky audience
Offbeat BBC1 thriller played well with young and old alike, while ITV’s The Tower returned to good effect
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RatingsWoman In The Wall recovers after dip
BBC1 drama comes to a respectable end, while The Inheritance brings rich rewards to C5
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Chris Reindorp
The Rex development executive on Chris de Burgh, Cling Film and James Norton
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FeaturesBroadcast Tech Fest: challenges of digging into the past
Panellists on the Archive & Restoration Forum discuss the commissioning slowdown, tracking down the perfect piece of content and the use of AI
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CommentLorraine Heggessey: Talent’s bad behaviour has been indulged for too long
The industry has to commit to stamping it out and creating an environment where people feel heard
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FeaturesWhat makes a show risky? Top execs have their say
The BBC’s Clare Sillery, UKTV’s Mark Iddon, ITV’s Sue Murphy and C4’s Tim Hancock discuss the shows on which have taken risks
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Behind The ScenesOne Life: The story of a remarkable hero
How Nicholas Winton’s wartime efforts and heroism inspired a SeeSaw Films/BBC Film feature starring Anthony Hopkins