All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 23
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CommentAndy R. Worboys: Why I’m quitting as an editor
The industry’s refusal to take a chance on people is making docs look samey - and worse, it’s driving talent out
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FeaturesThe Writers Strike: Broadcast on the picket line
From Paramount to Netflix, Sony to CBS, an on-the-ground account from writers and WGA members about the cause for which they are fighting
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RatingsGenre overview tables: March consolidated
Including top 10 drama, comedy and children’s programmes
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RatingsLive TV gives linear a boost
From entertainment to news and sport, live shows remain a big draw, though telethons are in alarming decline
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RatingsLast of Us proves a winner for Sky
Game adaptation appeals to more than just fans, while ITV2’s Love Island wilts in the winter sun
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RatingsC4 factual formats hold their ground
Taskmaster and Celebrity Bake Off continue to deliver decent numbers despite signs of decline
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RatingsCleaner trips up on second outing
Launch is 1.5 million down on debut run, while fourth series of ITV1’s The Bay falls short of last year
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RatingsTempting Fortune tops pile of C4 formats
Paddy McGuinness-fronted show lands biggest audience of a trio of new entertainment series
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FeaturesMeet Sky’s new cohort of commissioners
Broadcaster recruits seven creatives from different walks of life to help it deliver more authentic stories
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The Broadcast InterviewInterview: Zinc Media’s Tanya Shaw shows her mettle
Indie group’s MD of television on turning what many perceived as a confusing array of indie labels into a cohesive & profitable business
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FeaturesRichard Sharp exit highlights flaws in system
The BBC chair’s resignation has raised concerns over the corporation’s governance and spotlighted the political nature of the recruitment process
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CommentFaraz Osman: Under-representation persists but there is cause for optimism
Younger generations are exploring their identity on their own terms and the way they support each other is inspiring
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FeaturesUkrainian producers come out fighting
War has devastated Ukraine but a group of production companies have come together to kickstart the country’s TV industry
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CommentFatima Salaria: Taking time out has given me a fresh perspective
The value of journalism and the challenges that women and people of colour face have been brought into focus, says Fatima Salaria
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Declan Lawn
The screenwriter/director and co-creator and writer of Blue Lights on Jack Charlton, hurling and a rough ride at Alton Towers
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FeaturesState of the Nation: The view from the post sector
The Post-Production: State of the Nation panel at MPTS brought together three execs from leading facilities to discuss the challenges they face
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CommentSchedules and familiar shows take us back to the future
Clear release patterns and even clearer programme concepts appear to be the order of the day
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RatingsGenre overview tables: February consolidated
Including top 10 entertainment, drama and comedy programmes
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RatingsC5 gets a lift from familiar faces
C5 is reaping the rewards of a betting heavily on travelogue and history docs since the demise of Big Brother
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RatingsDave’s road trip stays on track
World’s Most Dangerous Roads grows audience from launch, but Sky’s Funny Woman struggles to cut through