All Broadcasters articles – Page 261
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NewsNetflix eyes TV’s hub strategy
SVoD giant is adopting the tactic of making multi-territory formats out of a single base
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NewsITV to reboot The Games
Initial preparing ambitious new-look version of former C4 celebrity sports contest to air during summer Olympics
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RatingsThe top consolidated shows for Q4 2019
A channel-by-channel breakdown of the top-rating shows from 1 October to 31 December
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NewsBBC reveals Jo Street replacement
Hungry Bear’s Neil McCallum joins entertainment and daytime commissioning team
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NewsC4 revisits Barrymore case 20 years on
Keo doc looking into death of Stuart Lubbock in entertainer’s swimming pool in 2001 heads factual slate
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NewsBlood secures Virgin and C5’s debut WGGB Award
Sophie Petzal beats Sally Wainwright and Rowan Joffe in the long-form TV category
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NewsDarcey Bussell and Jon Snow to front More 4 shows
Sean Doyle puts his stamp on the channel with five commissions
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Behind The ScenesCatching a Killer: A Diary From the Grave, C4
Our clandestine investigation into the murder of two elderly people was an emotional experience, says Jess Stevenson
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NewsFormer Audio Network execs return to music business
Claire Hungate to chair Juliette Squair and Scott Pearce’s Nerve Music
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FeaturesRevenue generation in the US Pay-TV Market
Price increases drive revenue growth as subscriptions continue to decline
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NewsBrussels named broadcasters’ top option post-Brexit
Belgian city beats Amsterdam, Dublin and Paris in analysis
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NewsITV axes I’m a Celeb companion show
Extra Camp retired as broadcaster refocuses budget on ITV2 primetime
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NewsQuibi tackles mobile viewing conundrum
SVoD unveils technology enabling users to switch from portrait to landscape
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RatingsDiscovery brings HGTV to 12 EMEA countries
Italy, Romania and Serbia among nations to get lifestyle channel, which launches in UK this month
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NewsSky appoints Comcast exec as finance chief
Jason Armstrong takes on role previously held by Andrew Griffith
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Behind The ScenesMeat the Family, Channel 4
Our attempt to bring warmth and pathos to a potentially dry subject was a steep learning curve for all of us - man and beast, says Juliet Rice