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
Comment‘Netflix killer’ is pie in the sky
There is a joint SVoD opportunity but it will require a fresh approach
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Long live unfashionable shows
Mainstream TV is the backbone of the industry and deserves respect
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Celebrating the old and the new
Enduring titles earn their place on Broadcast Awards shortlist
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C4 staff face reality of move
Relocation creates real buzz – but also uncertainty for chunk of staff
- Comment
16-34s need dedication from the BBC
Shows specifically for young adults needed to build real rapport
- News
McCall tees up integrated ITV
Pilot and development funds a fresh example of stronger ties between network and Studios
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McCall: SVoD can transform ITV
Chief executive says direct-to-consumer service is vital to secure commercial PSB’s future
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SVoD plan marks new era at ITV
Service presents challenges but offers a welcome revenue stream
- News
Netflix hires London-based non-scripted exec
Former C4 fact ent commissioner Lucy Leveugle joins SVoD
- News
Fox to check back in to Mentorn’s Paradise Hotel
Tinopolis indie close to bumper order from US network
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A tale of two pre-Mipcom deals
Netflix’s swoops for Bodyguard and The Circle are a sign of the times
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There’s logic in local approach
Amazon is tapping into the demand for more distinctive content
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Size matters in fight with FAANGs
Sky deal increases Comcast’s buying power and production expertise
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Shaking up the established order
Ben Frow throws the dice as huge task of replacing Big Brother begins
- News
Viacom chief: collaboration is key
Bob Bakish warns that going it alone in today’s climate is a ‘dangerous path’
- Comment
BBC flexes its iPlayer muscles
Packing service with classic content points to important new phase
