All CBeebies articles – Page 41
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Crisis at the BBC - Dyke's lasting legacy.
Greg Dyke rescued the corporation from Birtism and gave the BBC's staff back their creative confidence.
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NewsDyke's lasting legacy
Greg Dyke rescued the corporation from Birtism and gave the BBC's staff back their creative confidence
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A shift in the balance of power.
The new codes of practice will reposition producers as rights holders, but, with detailed terms of trade still to be agreed with the various broadcasters, indies' celebrations may be premature.
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BBC's Code of Practice
Relating to programme commissioning of independent productions by the BBC
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Multichannel - Digital TV passes the tipping point.
More than half of viewers in Britain now have digital television and broadcasting's multichannel revolution has truly arrived. But which channels are winning and losing in the digital war for viewers?
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Interview - CiTV comes of age.
With the help of a budget hike, fresh programming ideas and a renewed multichannel strategy, can Steven Andrew, ITV's head of children's and youth, lead the CiTV brand into a bright new future?
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Contenders for Broadcast Awards 2004
The BBC dominates the shortlist for the ninth annual Broadcast awards with a total of 28 programme nominations.
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Children's TV 2 - The children's roller-coaster ride.
The children's market has had its share of ups and downs, but with more multichannel offerings emerging in Europe, have programme prices held their ground? Lucy Rouse reports.
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Interview - The moving target.
The relationship between the independent production sector and the BBC has never been easy. Last year, Elaine Bedell was appointed the BBC's 'indie champion', and tells Jane Marlow how she is delivering.
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Production - Special report - Brands? Bunkum ...
Brands can be strong differentiators in consumer marketing, but Sanjay Nazerali argues the extravagant branding which is taking hold at TV channels is all in vain.
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TORY PLANS FOR BBC.
Conservative media spokesman John Whittingdale has said the BBC should franchise out the right to exploit
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INTERVIEW - Pickard's independent vision.
Two are about to become one as the ITV merger this week got the go-ahead. But ITV Network Centre chief Nigel Pickard tells Conor Dignam he won't compromise on the independence of the network - regardless of who owns it.
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FORMATS & DEALS - INDIGO WINS RIGHTS TO SNAILSBURY TALES.
Indigo has secured the international rights outside the UK, Australia and Benelux, for Maverick Entertainment animated
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COMMISSIONS - CBEEBIES SHOW TEACHES TODDLERS TO BOOGIE.
Children will be encouraged to dance in a new CBeebies series, Boogie Beebies. Commissioned by CBBC
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FORMATS & DEALS - RAFT OF SALES FOR THE KOALA BROTHERS.
Spellbound Entertainment has made several new sales of its debut pre-school series The Koala Brothers. The
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NewsBBC dominance of Promax ended
Changes to the way the Promax UK awards are judged have brought an end to the BBC's dominance of the design and branding ceremony.
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NewsCarrington to take CBBC's acquisitions post
CBBC controller Dorothy Prior has appointed Michael Carrington as new head of children's acquisitions to take over from Theresa-Plummer Andrews, who is retiring next year.
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NewsBehind Closed Doors up for kids' Bafta
BBC drama Behind Closed Doors, which looked at domestic violence from a children's point of view, has been nominated for a Lego Children's Bafta award as the BBC once again swept the board, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsBBC Worldwide under fire from Tories
Conservative party media spokesman John Whittingdale has said the BBC should franchise out the right to exploit its programme brands to other companies and scrap its commercial arm BBC Worldwide.