All Broadcasters articles – Page 420
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NewsInternational briefs: Netflix, HBO, Iflix
Netflix renews Glow, HBO to adapt podcast, Iflix drums up funding
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FeaturesSharpening the focus on VR
From journalism to gaming, virtual reality has entered the everyday, but audiences have been slow on the uptake
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FeaturesLove Island: ratings analysis
Viewers’ infatuation with Love Island delivers year-on-year growth for ITV2
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Brand pagesAbout Broadcast
Broadcast is the essential source for business information about the British TV Industry, at home and around the world.
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NewsC4 move 'will not have major regional boost'
Thinktank finds economic benefits are overestimated
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NewsSky plans EPG shake-up
Sky is planning a radical overhaul of its EPG – plotting changes that will boost the visibility of HD, time-shifted and documentary channels. The pay-TV operator has kicked off an eight-week consultation with its channel partners about the far-reaching changes, which are designed to simplify an increasingly ...
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NewsSmall indies face big challenge
Smaller indies are having to forge ties with larger rivals to secure unscripted commissions as broadcasters ramp up their entertainment ambitions. Over recent months, a number of sub-£5m producers have been encouraged to pair up with experienced partners to win work from the likes of Channel 4 ...
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NewsKosminsky: working with Netflix is soulless
The State creator praises C4’s collaborative approach
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NewsBBC and UKTV prep Edinburgh live streams
BBC Taster and UKTV are to livestream shows featuring BBC radio presenter Janice Forsyth and John Bishop from Edinburgh Festival. The BBC’s online testing ground will tap into technology, dubbed IP Studio, to stream shows from the event’s Blue Tent. The 10-day experiment gets underway today and ...
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RatingsTrust Me looks after 4.3m
TUESDAY: BBC1 drama Trust Me kicked off with a slot-winning performance as Make or Break overtook Eden
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