All Broadcasters articles – Page 82
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NewsITV aims to double digital as revenues soar by 24%
Sets £750m target for ITVX amid initial plans to pump £180m into digital content
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NewsBen Frow, Polly Hill & Disney+ team among Indie Summit speakers
Early bird tickets for 29 March event available now
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CommentWhat has happened to the role of production managers?
PMs have become increasingly marginalised and the role is far less attractive than it used to be, says Adrian Pegg
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NewsOfcom opens 15 investigations into RT
Regulator probes hourly News programme after receiving almost 650 complaints
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NewsBoris Johnson urges Ofcom to review RT’s license
Prime minister calls on regulator to assess if Russian broadcaster is ‘infringing rules’
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NewsClapperboard scores Channel 5 drama pair
White House Farm writer Giula Sandler responsible for The Winter Child
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FeaturesLove In The Flesh
‘This could provide a more acceptable way into that TV community because of its authenticity’
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FeaturesDream Home Makeovers With Sophie Robinson
‘It’s about everyday transformation, and that’s what makes it so applicable to the international market’
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FeaturesMurder: First on Scene
True-crime, high-end history and specialist factual all feature in programmes most likely to grab the attention of buyers
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FeaturesCops On the Rock
‘Yes, it’s true crime, but it feels premium factual because of the nature of the programming and the way that Rare sells things’
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NewsIn brief: Little Dot & Abacus; Death in Paradise; Lenny Henry & Coldplay
Little Dot Studios acquires Abacus factual docs All3Media company Little Dot Studios has acquired 500 hours of factual programming for its 30 channels from distributor Abacus Media Rights. This includes more than 100 hours of documentaries, including Nick Broomfield’s full back catalogue which comprises feature docs Soldier Girls (1981) and ...
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FeaturesTop Takeout
The ever-popular realms of dating formats and cookery competition shows are given new twists in our selection
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FeaturesQuestion Team
‘Everyone’s trying to make a buzzy show while adhering to Covid regulations - Question Team really ticks off a lot of boxes”
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FeaturesThe Twelve
‘This is a high-end, hard-hitting, voyeuristic story, with an element of whodunnit’
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FeaturesMobile 101
‘It’s the story of an underdog, and audiences nowadays seem to gravitate to recent history true stories’
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FeaturesInternational scripted
Courtroom character stories mingle with regal and civil rights period pieces, while high-concept sci-fi sits alongside misfit vampires