All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 29
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RatingsNews holds up in year of big events
Announcement of the Queen’s death, change of PM and war in Ukraine help bulletins maintain share
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RatingsControl Room tails off after launch
Three-part BBC1 drama wilts in the heat, while new ITV detective duo match their predecessors
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RatingsAll’s fair for love and war dramas
BBC1’s Marriage looks rock solid, while timing may have benefited C4’s prescient cyber thriller
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Françoise Guyonnet
Studiocanal’s executive managing director on painting and Paddington
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FeaturesVice TV targets Gen X with nostalgic storytelling
US cable network tackles familiar subjects with dark and edgier tone in pivot to older demographic
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FeaturesBest Kept Secrets: hidden gems from around the world
Five executives from across the globe recommend the local shows that have caught their attention and deserve to be better known internationally
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The Broadcast InterviewRyan Pirozzi & Lauren Anderson: Leading Amazon’s AVoD charge
Freevee head and content chief reveal their plans to build up the service’s slate of originals and bring in a younger audience
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FeaturesRoundtable: Impact of the global drama explosion
Commissioning and production execs discuss the challenges of serving viewers while coping with rising costs and increased competition
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Behind The ScenesReginald The Vampire: Comedy with bite
How the Syfy series is subverting the comedy horror genre by sinking its teeth into issues such as race, sexuality and body positivity
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CommentPitching shows in the US is a whole new ball game
I’ve had to quickly master new terminology and working practices in a country where the deal is king, says Roy Ackerman
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FeaturesRed Bull Studios puts creative risk-taking at heart of strategy
From music and dance to future technology, RBS is on the hunt for high-end ideas with global reach
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CommentThe Queen’s funeral was a TV production masterclass
As King Charles III takes his place on the throne, the global audience’s appetite for royal stories will only grow, says Nick Bullen
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The Broadcast InterviewKelly Day: Prime Video is in it for the long haul
Vice-president of international on why the streamer remains a core part of Amazon’s growth strategy
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The Broadcast InterviewJohn Landgraf on pushing hard to keep FX special
In an industry awash with content, the FX Networks chair is convinced that curated and well-crafted shows can stand out
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CommentMipcom returns in full force to an industry in a state of flux
The production boom continues apace, but industry is grappling with a raft of new challenges
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The Broadcast InterviewFifth Season bids to be a borderless business
Graham Taylor & Chris Rice on their ambition to source projects from around the globe and leave the industry better than they found it
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RatingsGenre overview tables: June consolidated
Including top 10 drama, comedy and entertainment programmes
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RatingsSchedule changes deliver C5 boost
As Ben Frow clears the decks for a slew of new programming. Stephen Price looks at the impact of previous schedule shake-ups
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RatingsDevices boost Love Island as 16-24s fall
ITV2 show’s launch was second biggest of all time, but lowest for young demographic since 2016
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RatingsGlasto draws an older crowd
Almost four times as many aged 55+ tune in as 16-34s, while C4’s stripped thriller slips after decent start