All Broadcasters articles – Page 11
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NewsClare Sillery: docs filmmaking skill is vital to regain and unite audiences
BBC’s docs chief says viewers ‘trust the man in the street’ more than they do institutions
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NewsBBC quizzed further over Gaza doc
Third letter welcomes latest action by corporation but flags editing of ‘key scene’
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NewsBBC pulls Gaza doc from iPlayer
Corporation conducting ‘further due diligence’ with producer of Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone
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NewsBBC faces further challenges over Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone
Second letter with more signatories says response to date ‘does not assuage our concerns’
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NewsITV to share secrets of streaming at Broadcast Summit
Commissioners including Nasfim Haque, Adrian Padmore and Craig Morris among first wave of speakers at the event
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FeaturesOnce Upon A Time In Space
‘This is a very fresh approach to the topic. It is space with a focus on human stories’
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FeaturesSunny Nights
‘Spray tan felt like an absurd world to juxtapose against Sydney’s criminal underbelly’
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FeaturesInside Therapy
‘Being fearful is a universal thing, so Inside Therapy has really broad appeal’
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FeaturesProphet Of Ecstasy
‘The characters help set it apart. It’s an uplifting series, as well as being strong on science’
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FeaturesKing & Conqueror
‘It has much to offer those who just love edge-of-your-seat, thrilling drama’
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FeaturesThis City Is Ours
‘It’s got an emotional thump to it and makes you care about people who do bad things’
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FeaturesChess Masters: The Endgame
‘It isn’t an obvious subject for a TV competition – but neither was baking’
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NewsLong-serving BBC exec lands top Midlands job
Kay Wright has spent most of her career working in Leicester
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NewsSpeakers unveiled for Series Mania’s Lille Dialogues
Bosses of Arte, Warner Bros. Discovery and France Télévisions set to appear
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NewsInward investment drives film and HETV spend to £5.6bn
Spend on £1m+ TV spend grew 20% in 2024, but domestic investment falls
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NewsMr Bates vs the Post Office and Studio Lambert shine at Broadcast Awards 2025
Hit drama does the double as ITV1 scoops channel of the year, and C4 nets eight gongs
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