All Broadcasters articles – Page 28
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NewsIndustry support for eight-hour work day
Feasibility of shorter hours examined in Timewise and Bectu Vision research
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NewsIndustry chiefs lined up for Creative Cities Convention
Netflix’s Anne Mensah among those set to speak at Bristol event
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FeaturesChannel of the Year: BBC1
‘Placing itself at the heart of the action, BBC1 continues to prove is might as a truly public service channel’
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NewsIn brief: GB News; Sky Arts documentary; Only Fans sets UK series
Presenter Neil Oliver cleared by Ofcom over peddling conspiracy theories
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NewsPSB-backed streamer Freely to launch in Q2
Free service will enable viewers to watch live TV using the internet
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NewsIn brief: Whitstable Pearl returns; Harry & Megan developing projects; BBC NI lands commission
AMC’s Acorn orders third run of gentle crime series
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NewsHigh-end TV production spend down 33% in 2023
BFI’s annual official statistics reveal impact of challenging year
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VideoTrail: The Family Stallone, Paramount+
Documentary series featuring Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone and his family. Produced by Bunim/Murray Productions
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FeaturesAnalysis: Commissioning falls across the board in 2023
Orders taking a significant tumble in 2023, co-pros in decline and the streamers cutting back according to Programme Index analysis
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NewsC4 reveals radical commissioning overhaul
Broadcaster outlines multiple genre mergers alongside a ’substantial’ number of redundancies
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NewsMaria Kyriacou to exit Paramount
President of international markets will step down amid strategic shift at US giant
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FeaturesRoundtable: How to ease the freelancer crisis
Industry leaders discuss what can be done to help out-of-work freelancers – from government aid to greater industry collaboration
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NewsBFI seeks partner for £1.5m programme to improve screen sector working practices
Organisations steeped in HR and UK employment law sought to deliver sector-wide Good Work Programme
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CommentSenior figures can be bullied too: a director speaks out
The devastating impact of bullying can be magnified by the pitfalls of informal referencing, writes an anonymous director
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NewsRoman Kemp to front schools mental health film
Sixth Sense behind short film set for live broadcast this week
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NewsTimeline TV Moment of the Year shortlist revealed
Winner will be crowned at Broadcast Awards on 8 February
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NewsSky’s Stephen van Rooyen to leave broadcasting giant
Chief exec Dana Strong will run UK and Ireland business
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NewsGilles Pélisson: Streamers must share better viewership data
Unifrance president speaks at 26th Rendez-vous in Paris
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NewsJulia Hartley-Brewer TalkTV show triggers 15,000 Ofcom complaints
Segment from journalist and presenter shatters regulator’s figure for most complained about programme of 2023
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NewsHelen Warner drives Daily Mail current affairs show
Columnists Sarah Vine and Andrew Pierce will front YouTube programme