Chris Curtis
Chris has been a journalist since 2000, specialising in b2b. He has previously covered the hospitality sector for Centaur Communications and the fashion industry for Emap’s Drapers.
Chris joined Broadcast in 2007 as news editor and became deputy editor in 2010.
He was appointed editor in 2014.
Contact info
- Tel:
- 0208 1020827
- Email:
- chris.curtis@broadcastnow.co.uk
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Broadcaster to push for industry collaboration on best practice for treatment of contributors
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Industry needs to build consensus on how shows are exploited
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Audience buzz generated by a weekly fix is still a powerful tool
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Hunt's first Apple slate revealed
Three natural history docs and a Rafe Spall relationship comedy among early commissions
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Former The Garden boss joins Scarlett Ewens to launch advisory service Matisse
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Indigenous indies must prove they have best handle on local voices
