All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 22
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CommentScott Bryan: There’s nothing wrong with a relaxed take on copyright
Stopping viewers from sharing footage on social media risks losing the buzz created by great TV moments
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CommentMike Darcey: The industry must not repeat the mistakes of newspapers
Broadcasters and streamers need to face up to the fact that the problems they face may be structural rather than cyclical
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Behind The ScenesFifteen-Love: power games on Centre Court
Handling the themes of abuse and consent with sensitivity was key for the team behind the Amazon tennis drama
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CommentWhat’s in a name? Provocative titles in the spotlight
Broadcasters are attempting to balance the need to stand out with the possibility of upsetting contributors or the public, says Chris Curtis
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FeaturesStudios set to navigate slowdown
Leading figures from the studios sector discuss the effect of stagnant economic conditions and the US writers’ strike
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FeaturesCreative Review: Stormy seas and old masters
UK post houses’ best recent work, from creating CG oceans for No Escape to drawing inspiration from great artists for The Gallows Pole
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RatingsGenre overview tables: April consolidated
Including top 10 factual, entertainment and current affairs programmes
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RatingsRatings system gets an upgrade
Changes to Barb measurement will bring greater clarity amid growing competition for ad spend
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CommentKate Bulkley: Broadcasters need to be smart to hook Gen Z viewers
The challenge is not only to come up with relevant content, but to find new ways to ensure it reaches the target audience
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The Broadcast InterviewWhy range is key for Passion Pictures
The documentary maker on choosing to pursue an eclectic mix of films rather than specialise
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RatingsBright start for Painting Birds
Sky Arts’ series grows audience for second episode, but Sky Atlantic’s Dreamland wanes
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RatingsBBC2 finds a hit down under
Colin From Accounts gets off to winning start, while C4 reality shows maintain their decent ratings
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FeaturesAnalysis: How the sector is making use of AI
From automating time-consuming tasks to aiding creativity, use of the technology is spreading rapidly
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CommentAndy Waters: Pushing boundaries is vital – especially in tough times
Embracing tech such as virtual production can help navigate challenging periods in a sustainable way, says the Dock 10 head of studios
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RatingsDickens drama fades after launch
Steven Knight adaptation among lowest averages of recent 9pm BBC1 dramas but still par for ABC1 profile
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RatingsSouth Africa no match for Australia
I’m A Celeb spin-off pulls in half Autumn series audience, while BBC’s trip down under gets off to roaring start
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Caroline Roseman
Initial’s creative director, development, on meeting Dynasty stars and her ‘drive-by-Minnelli’ moment
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FeaturesSeen on screen: LGBTQ+ stories come out of the closet
Three figures involved in shows with LGBTQ+ themes discuss the significance and creativity of the likes of I Kissed A Boy and Heartstopper
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CommentRoy Ackerman: My top 10 tips for navigating an industry reset
Turmoil in the streaming business is striking fear into factual producers, but we will come out the other side
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CommentThe challenges of navigating a summer of discontent
Indies and freelancers face a tough period as inflation pushes up costs and commissioning falls, says Chris Curtis