All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 2
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RatingsSurvival story has youth appeal
BBC1’s new Lord Of The Flies adaptation draws in 16-34s, while Ellis makes a steady return on 5
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Behind The ScenesHow it took a village to raise The Neighbourhood
Lifted Entertainment and The Garden headed to Derbyshire in their bid to construct a reality gameshow centred on rival families for ITV
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FeaturesBBC funding models under the microscope
Industry commentators reveal the best way forward for the corporation and asks how a new model may change its purpose and programming
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CommentFaraz Osman: Those who cast magic on our screens deserve an award
Casting drives the success of factual TV, but the people involved go unrecognised, unlike their drama counterparts
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FeaturesWarp Films sets course with accelerated ambitions
In the wake of Adolescence’s success, Mark Herbert and Emily Feller discuss the impact of the series and the indie’s next steps
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CommentKate Bulkley: Can the consolidators match the might of the streamers?
Legacy media companies must look beyond ‘bigger-is-better’ mergers if they are to truly compete with the streaming giants
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CommentProgramming isn’t the problem - it’s how PSBs reach the viewers
The appetite for traditional TV remains, so broadcasters must find new ways to get their shows in front of viewers writes Chris Curtis
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RatingsWelsh drama makes impressive launch
Under Salt Marsh gripped 1.4m on Sky Atlantic with a 2am opener
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RatingsChannel 4 rewarded by Patience
The opening episode of the second series of Eagle Eye/Happy Duck drama pulled in over 4m
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RatingsLynley reboot lands well
Playground’s aristocratic detective series for BBC1 launched to 5.6m
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RatingsThe Night Manager finale grips 5.3m
The conclusion of the second series of the John Le Carre drama picked up over 2.2m over seven days
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RatingsGenre overview tables (December 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 factual, entertainment and sport programmes
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RatingsWhen viewers can’t wait to watch
While linear and catch-up are the go-to, pre-TX is adding significant numbers to more and more shows
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RatingsAmadeus hits a modest beat
Stripped five-part drama gives a steady performance as I’m A Celebrity spin-off delivers for 16-34s
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RatingsPlay For Today back with a bang
The revived 1980s anthology returns with strong numbers, while BBC2’s Mammoth fails to match series one
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RatingsFishy tale delivers as reality bites
The BBC’s Dr Who spin-off proves popular, while Strictly and ITV’s I’m A Celebrity suffer annual declines
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RatingsTraitors goes from strength to strength
BBC1 show continues its meteoric rise, increasing viewers, unlike the return of The Night Manager
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CommentChris Curtis: Huge deals can feel unnerving but could future-proof the sector
Proposed mega-mergers between Sky and ITV, and Banijay and All3, won’t be pain-free but represent a smart response to the market
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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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FeaturesAnalysis: How streamers are taking live TV to new heights
Netflix, Apple TV and Prime Video are moving into live programming like never before – but why now and what changes are on the horizon?