All Comment articles
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CommentNetflix’s takeover of Warner Bros is a threat to jobs and entertainment diversity
Head of Bectu Philippa Childs says the impact of the deal could go far beyond workers’ terms and conditions
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CommentComment: How Indie docs can give the big dogs a run for their money
Jonny Madderson of JustSo explains why his Broadcast Sport winning documentary Hustle and Run, was so well received
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CommentDoes the next director general really need to be a journalist?
With little proof that having a newshound at the helm will help the BBC avoid scandal, perhaps it’s time to look further afield argues Steven D Wright
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CommentKate Bulkley: The next disruption could be just around the corner
YouTube and creator-led content are having their day, but producers must be alert to how quickly things can change
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CommentRoy Ackerman: The industry gatekeepers are no longer needed
While the content custodians of old had their place, it’s time to look forward and embrace the creator economy
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CommentLorraine Heggessey: Every doc should find a place for those at start of career
Only a radical and properly resourced plan can ensure the health of the genre over the long term
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CommentIs it time to rethink what ‘creator’ means?
Banijay Rights’ Shaun Keeble on the far-reaching role of distributors on YouTube and why they matter
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CommentEmbracing digital content creation requires a shift in mindset
There are plenty of challenges to tackle when embracing digital, but our traditional production skills will stand us in good stead
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CommentWho’s ready to run the BBC – and push for board reform?
Tim Davie’s successor will face the same battle over bias, so a governance overhaul feels essential, writes Chris Curtis
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CommentTrue indies must partner with digital creators and each other to thrive
Indies without a global parent company need to shake up their way of thinking and embrace the digital world, says Lisa Chapman
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CommentThe BBC Trump scandal is about more than one bad edit
There are deep structural problems which led the BBC to its current predicament, writes Hugo Ward
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CommentWhy does TV ignore The Deaflympics?
Ashley Kendall at Lumo TV explains why he’s attempting to get broadcasters to pick up the tournament, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary
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CommentDorothy Byrne: The BBC’s biggest problem is its silence
The BBC has shot itself in the foot, not through inherent bias but by failing to take action when the crisis hit
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CommentWhy engaging a colourist early can elevate a series
Residence Pictures co-founder and colourist Paul Harrison explains why a colour grade is just as vital as performance, cinematography, or sound design
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CommentMark Urban: The BBC must get a grip on its internal approach to tackling bias
Ex-BBC journalist Mark Urban on the workforce divisions at the root of what has become a deep crisis for the BBC
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CommentLeader: Trump troubles tipped Tim Davie over the edge
The energetic and determined DG has called time on his tenure after the cumulative pressure of controversy after controversy, writes Chris Curtis
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CommentSky and ITV have been here before - so what’s changed?
The pay-TV giant’s former chief operating officer Mike Darcey explores whether the stumbling blocks which thwarted the deal 19 years ago still exist
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CommentFatima Salaria: In difficult times, simple things make a difference
As resilience wears thin, we need to reach out and support each other
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CommentIn an evolving media landscape, we must work together to amplify new voices
ITN Productions’ head of digital content Rubina Pabani on how the company is platforming new talent
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CommentMipcom 2025: a market of proactivity, partnerships and positivity
Like A Shot West boss Henry Scott shares his key takeaways from Cannes