All Channel 4 articles – Page 173
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NewsHancock hints at C4 HQ move
Culture secretary says he ‘can see the arguments’ for relocation, but declines to discuss timeline
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FeaturesChannel of the Year: BBC One
“The channel unleashed a raft of critically acclaimed shows that struck the perfect balance between distinctiveness and popularity”
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FeaturesBest soap or continuing drama: Hollyoaks
“I don’t think any other show could have told this story as well as Hollyoaks did”
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FeaturesBest original programme: Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds
“A smart and seductive way of tackling a sad and heavy subject”
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FeaturesBest music programme: Four To The Floor
“A programme made with obvious love a passion for its subjects”
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FeaturesBest comedy programme: Catastrophe
“Unlike anything else on TV right now. Fresh, funny and real”
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FeaturesBest daytime programme: Extreme Cakemakers
“Never for a second does it look like anything less than a show four times the budget”
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NewsC4 eyes unscripted shake-up
Producers anticipate fresh opportunities as Ian Katz seeks crop of five factual commissioners
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NewsC4 city hopefuls split over regeneration
Potential for revitalising an area rather than developing an existing hub is the hot topic in part two of Broadcast’s C4 relocation special
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NewsExpectation pilots Big Narstie show for C4
Grime artist to co-host entertainment format with comedian Mo Gilligan
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NewsKatz kicks off search for unscripted heads
Director of programmes names deputy and looks to fill five senior roles
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NewsCities in C4 charm offensive
Digital expertise a key battleground as rival locations step up efforts to attract broadcaster
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NewsC4 hopefuls talk up diversity
Proposals from Bristol, Leeds and the West Midlands set out selling points as race heats up
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NewsSky calls for contemporary dramas
Bring us lower-budget ‘made in Britain’ shows, says drama chief
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NewsC4 orders Chimerica adaptation
Lady Macbeth director to helm four-part adaptation of Lucy Kirkwood’s play
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NewsC4 chief vows to represent ‘gritty’ and ‘urban’ Britain
Alex Mahon says shows such as Educating Greater Manchester will continue to define the broadcaster
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FeaturesPSBs hold up against SVoD threat
Traditional broadcasters fared well in 2017, despite a big rise in subscriptions to digital platforms