All Broadcasters articles – Page 159
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Heather Jones, A+E Networks
The A+E Networks general manager UK and senior vice-president, content & creative on record shops, ready-meals and a Theroux faux pas
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VideoSmall Axe: Alex Wheatle, BBC1
Steve McQueen’s anthology continues with the true story of award-winning writer, Alex Wheatle, from a young boy through his early adult years
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NewsBBC supercharges on-screen sustainability
Commissioning process updated to ensure environmental issues considered
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VideoThe Cabins, ITV2
Dating series where, from the moment they meet, the couples move into a log cabin together, set in UK surroundings. Produced by 12 Yard
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Behind The ScenesLocked In: Breaking the Silence, BBC4
Filmmaker Xavier Alford on the cathartic experience of sharing the story of his illness
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NewsNetflix to declare UK revenues to HMRC
Streaming giant to pay tax domestically on £1bn British subscriber income
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VideoNadiya’s American Adventure, BBC1
Nadiya Hussain travels to California and Louisiana to find out how generations of migrants are changing the national menu. Produced by Wall to Wall
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NewsBBC Scotland names channel chief
Louise Thornton elevated from digital and youth commissioning head
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FeaturesTriForce Creative Network: Banging the drum for diversity
Fraser Ayres, Jimmy Akingbola and Minnie Ayres on why the industry is finally taking diversity seriously
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FeaturesC5 broadens drama horizons
ViacomCBS UK deputy director of programmes Sebastian Cardwell on expanding scripted slate beyond crime and thrillers
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NewsSandpaper sets out series ambitions
Henry Singer firm lands debut multi-part order as Susannah Price handed equal equity
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CommentWhy The Queen’s Gambit gets women so right
Female characters are often portrayed as dependent on men for their happiness, but Netflix’s chess drama makes no such mistakes, says Joanna Tilley
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NewsNewswrap podcast: diversity special - six months of change
Lucy Pilkington, Rita Daniels and Yinka Bokinni summarise a whirlwind half-year for BAME diversity
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FeaturesScience shows thrive in pandemic
Growing appetite for genre as audiences seek information on coronavirus
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CommentShift to on-demand gathers pace as pandemic strikes
Broadcasters that exploit their online services the quickest will win this particular battle, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentJournalist certification a necessity to benchmark truth
As fact becomes increasingly hard to discern in the fake news era, certification offers a means to bring back trust, says Ben Fenton
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VideoThe Sound of TV with Neil Brand, BBC4
Three-part documentary series that explores the history and use of music in television. Produced by Blakeway Productions