All Broadcasters articles – Page 8
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NewsThree-quarters of UK film and TV crew consider workplace as unsafe
Over 700 individuals surveyed by Bectu and The Mark Milsome Foundation
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CommentLucy Frazer: The Media Bill will unleash the full potential of our PSBs
Culture secretary praises broadcasters but says ‘success today is not a guarantee of success tomorrow’
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NewsGovernment rejects media bill prominence amendment
Culture select committee recommended alteration of wording from ‘appropriate’ to ‘significant’
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NewsIndustry execs speak out on sexual harassment
Event held to mark launch of Safe to Speak Up? report by Anna Bull
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NewsScottish TV to receive extra £3m skills funding
Three schemes to get initial cash boost from Screen Scotland
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NewsOfcom chief says GB News ‘innovative’ with politician presenters
Michael Grade also uses FT interview to criticise ‘regressive’ BBC licence fee
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NewsIn brief: Celebrity Escape to the Country; ABC cancellations; more Live at the Apollo
BBC orders first Escape to the Country celebrity specials
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NewsVice to lay off more staff amid restructure
Youth-skewing company aiming for ‘cohesive, collaborative and focused’ structure
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VideoTrail: Masters of the Air, Apple TV+
Action-packed limited series from Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman, which is a follow up to Band of Brothers
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Behind The ScenesConnections, Curiosity Stream
Executive producer Iain Riddick on bringing back an iconic series with a modern twist
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VideoTrail: Connections with James Burke, Curiosity Stream
Bigger Bang revival of the documentary series, which first aired in 1978, looking at the challenges we face today
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NewsIn brief: Mary Berry; CBeebies; Avoidance; FirstLookTV
Rumpus cooks up another Mary Berry Christmas special for BBC1
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NewsKeri Collins’ ‘Super Gran’ tops 2023 Brit List of unproduced screenplays
Ten scripts on the list are written for TV
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VideoTrail: Slow Horses, Apple TV+
Espionage series returns for a third run. Produced by See-Saw Films
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FeaturesWhat makes a show risky? Top execs have their say
The BBC’s Clare Sillery, UKTV’s Mark Iddon, ITV’s Sue Murphy and C4’s Tim Hancock discuss the shows on which have taken risks
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NewsGB News signs up Boris Johnson
Former prime minister to create programming, host shows and act as political commentator in first major broadcast gig
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NewsIn brief: BBC NI doc order; Eurovision boosts Liverpool economy; Fireglory unveils slate
Single on impact of suicide hails from Belfast-based Below The Radar
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NewsFormer BBC chief to head broadcast association
Tony Hall aiming to make sure voice of VLV is ‘heard loud and clear’