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
NewsLopez: C4 won’t just be sold to highest bidder
Culture minister talks up importance of understanding C4’s remit
- News
C4 warns of further access service delays
Broadcaster has been plagued with playout and subtitle issues
- News
Pact picks 30 emerging indies
Next generation businesses offered free membership and development programme
- News
Mulholland to support BBC’s Holland
Former Sky commissioner lands new role to assist factual supremo
- Comment
Time to rethink received wisdom around streamers
Co-pro boom is helping streamers feel a true part of the UK industry
- News
Whittingdale promises prominence and protection for indies
‘We won’t compromise our production industry’
- Comment
Resisting privatisation doesn’t mean keeping the status quo
There’s no doubt C4 needs to change – but that’s far more likely if it retains its public ownership
- News
Ben de Pear to leave C4 News after 10 years as editor
Long-serving boss will step down at end of the year
- News
Noel Clarke and Jason Maza leave Unstoppable
Duo’s departure ends their relationship with All3Media
- Comment
Making the economic case for C4 is key to winning the fight
Broadcast editor Chris Curtis calls on the industry to argue that privatisation doesn’t stack up commercially
- Podcast
Newswrap: the fight for Channel 4’s future
Analyst Claire Enders and indie bosses Mel Leach & Alan Clements explore the prospect of the PSB heading to the private sector
- Comment
The government is gunning for C4 – so it’s time to speak up
Britain’s whole TV ecology is at risk as the government kicks off its push for privatisation
- Comment
Celebrating the best of British TV
“The industry’s innovation and perspiration helped see the nation through an incredibly testing period”
- Comment
Meetings are magical – but new ways of working are here to stay
Remote working has been a boon for many in the industry and it would be a shame to lose that flexibility
