All Broadcasters articles – Page 378
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CommentNetflix chases the grey pound
First it came for the 18-24s, now older viewers are in the SVoD giant’s sights, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsSky sits pretty as bidders circle
Content investment set to rise regardless of whether Comcast or Fox/Disney seal deal
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NewsPSBs unveil out-of-London plans
Talent shortages and commissioning among challenges raised at Creative Cities Convention
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NewsRoyal wedding sparks goldrush
Unprecedented demand for UK-produced docs from the US and Commonwealth countries
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CommentNew dawn for out-of-London TV
The challenge now is to harness the energy to effect lasting change
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NewsGame Of Thrones DoP to speak at MPS
Award-winning cinematographer Kate Reid to discuss her work across film and television
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NewsSky 1 and HBO team up for Julia Davis series
Camping creator teams up with Peep Show creators for ‘gender fluid’ comedy Sally4Ever
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NewsMTV orders Lime reality show
The Lovers and the Liars challenges contestants to spot the fake couple
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NewsHarewood charts mental health journey
Homeland actor joins Ade Adepitan and Frankie Boyle in channel’s factual line-up
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NewsSister Pictures scores BBC2 comedy
Don’t Forget the Driver has been co-created by Detectorists’ Toby Jones
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NewsAmazon Prime US faces 20% price hike
US annual subscription rises to $119 - with UK likely to follow
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Behind The ScenesCocaine: Britain's Epidemic, Channel 5
Avoiding glamourisation, protecting anonymity and ensuring the team’s safety: William Fairman on the challenges of making drugs docs
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NewsTech platforms to be subject to 'liberal' regulation
DCMS digital policy chief says government will act to curb self-regulation that allowed fake news to foster
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NewsScripps UK staff at redundancy risk
Significant number of roles set to go following Discovery takeover
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NewsC5 commissioners to pair with out-of-London indies
Broadcaster aims to help small companies ’punch above their weight’