All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 5
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CommentKate Bulkley: The industry needs a more sustainable business model
Following the LA fires, Covid and the US strikes, shows that are repeatable with the ability to go global are key
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CommentDanny Brocklehurst: Unique British comedy must not be allowed to disappear
Though our humour may not always travel, fresh and innovative stories about life in the UK remain vital
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CommentChris Curtis: Netflix’s mainstream ambition should reassure its UK rivals
The end of peak spending and broad appeal of UK content should generate renewed optimism
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The Broadcast InterviewBen Frow: Channel 5 content chief sizes up new start
As the broadcaster prepares to unite its linear and VoD brands, it is flexing its PSB muscles, preparing to experiment and betting big on drama
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The Broadcast InterviewRonald Goes: Why going organic works for WBITVP
The Warner Bros International TV Production president on his smart, considered approach to growth and why local excellence is vital
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FeaturesAnalysis: London TV Screenings buyers eye richer pickings
International buyers on what they are looking to add to their slates as greater flexibility in rights and finance means an improved choice of content
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FeaturesDistributors recalibrate for a new-look landscape
Top execs at major distributors reveal how they are rising to market challenges and finding creative financing & windowing solutions
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FeaturesThe view from America
Sam Harowitz on why Tubi is an attractive place to try something first window
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RatingsIt’s a lush Christmas Day for BBC1
Almost 19 million tune in for the finale of Gavin & Stacey, with Wallace & Gromit delivering big ratings too
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RatingsGenre overview tables (November 2024 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and factual programmes
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RatingsJackal adds up to a hit for Sky Atlantic
With ratings consistently hovering around 3.5 million after several TXs, a second series of the thriller is assured
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RatingsC4’s Bake Off goes out on a high
Final is ahead of 2023 despite series averaging fewer overall, as C5 launches a pair of potential returners
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RatingsNo politics rule boosts I’m A Celeb
With not a politician in sight, the latest run is up 350k on 2023, while The Cleaner returns in solid shape
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RatingsStrictly ends on a high with nearly 10m
BBC1 show’s 22nd series shrugs off summer controversy to end just 170k short of 2023 run
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CommentFatima Salaria: Co-pros are an opportunity to take risks and experiment
Bringing together different perspectives and experiences can help to generate bold and fresh ideas
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Behind The ScenesGo Back To Where You Came From: Disagreement, danger and understanding
The producers of C4’s controversial fact-ent series on keeping contributors safe in some of the most dangerous places on earth
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FeaturesEnd Credits, Mike Spencer
The Lifted Entertainment creative director on Margate, Vegas and scrolling TikTok
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CommentFaraz Osman: TV and gaming should be partners rather than rivals
There is huge scope for experimentation and to engage new audiences, so let’s play together