All articles by Chris Curtis – Page 14
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CommentDeal-making enters a new era
Industry must reset its relationships to get through this turmoil
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NewsIndies urge chancellor to support TV freelancers
More than 140 individuals sign letter imploring Rishi Sunak to extend support package to contractors
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NewsFreelancers: help us survive
Broadcasters urged to establish emergency fund for the crew left out of pocket by production hiatus
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NewsCoronavirus pandemic paralyses production
Major shows stood down with potentially devastating consequences as virus takes its toll
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CommentUncertain times call for solidarity
Industry must pull together as coronavirus threatens to reshape TV
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CommentUnity is key to taking on SVoDs
Collaboration is the only way for UK industry to achieve scale to compete
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CommentBBC walking a tricky tightrope
PSB must look to future without forgetting its founding principles
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CommentTime to stand up for the BBC
Supporters need to be ready if looming political threat materialises
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CommentBBC on the hunt to find friends
New DG must get indies and PSB rivals on side to tackle challenges
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CommentInnovation shines through
“A fantastic combination of some very well-deserved but ultimately unsurprising winners and some that flew a little under the radar”
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CommentSVoDs throw down the gauntlet
Can UK broadcasters rise to streamers’ public-service challenge?
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CommentEra of change beckons for BBC
Next DG must stick to guns on funding but embrace transformation
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The Broadcast InterviewIan Katz comes out fighting
Brickbats continue to fly around C4’s director of programmes, but he says the broadcaster is in rude health and has plenty up its sleeve for 2020
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CommentKeep the entertainment coming
Genre has real momentum and a few risks can push it to next level
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CommentTime to present a united front
PSBs must stand together to defend TV journalism post-election
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NewsSTVP takes stake in Patrick Melrose indie
Deal gives Scottish producer a future pathway to take control of Two Cities
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CommentA love letter to British television
These inspirational shows demonstrate the strength of the industry
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NewsBBC facing linear viewing crisis for young viewers
Internal document says performance is ’dangerously close to the brink’
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CommentReasons for cheer in dark times
Despite the challenges, there is much to look forward to in 2020