All Comment articles – Page 101
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CriticsTV Critics: Dispatches: Escape from Isis; Veep; People Just Do Nothing; Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners; Girls with Autism
“It’s a gut-punching snapshot of a complicated world that leaves you reeling.”
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CommentSustainability has to remain on the broadcasting agenda
Corrie’s eco win shows industry is heading in the right direction, says Aaron Matthews
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CommentOfcom must get tougher with PSBs over kids’ content
Children’s programming can’t be allowed to disappear from TV, says Tony Collingwood
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CommentDigital strategy key for BBCW
Smart manoeuvring can help Davie meet targets, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsAre you backing the BBC?
A raft of controversial proposals, such as the BBC stepping away from popular programming, are set to be floated in a government green paper this week – which will also give the industry the chance to share its views.
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CriticsTV Critics: Married At First Sight; Coast; Grand Designs; Playhouse Presents: King for a Term
“It’s certainly entertaining television – Don’t Tell the Bride meets Take Me Out with the ante upped. And then upped again, seriously upped.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Autistic Gardener; Children Of The Gaza War; From Russia With Cash
“Thanks to Alan’s charisma and good humour, the programme was fun, entertaining and never patronising”
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CommentLearn from advertising to attract younger audiences
The advertising world is focused on one thing: capitalising on change, says Jack Simcock
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CommentFactual works best when comedy is part of the mix
Audiences want a dose of humour rather than an ‘expert lecture’, says Lucinda Axelsson
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CommentFallout from a funding bombshell
BBC deal is not a disaster, but it is hardly a cause for celebration, says Chris Curtis
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CriticsTV Critics: Virgin Atlantic: Up In The Air; Benefits By The Sea; Imagine: Beware Of Mr Baker; unReal
“Offers, as far as I can tell, nothing fresh to the body of knowledge. I’ve been more entertained waiting at a baggage carousel.”
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CriticsTV Critics: How To Get A Council House; A Deadly Warning: Srebrenica Revisited; Idris Elba: No Limits
“No one could call this an enjoyable documentary, but it caught the spirit of the times.”
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CriticsTV Critics: A Song For Jenny; Fake Or Fortune; Black Work
“An extraordinary performance by Emily Watson, portraying not only Julie Nicholson but also grief itself.”
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CommentBBC must challenge all agendas
The corporation needs to escape its ‘for us or against us’ mindset, argues Roger Mosey
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CommentTV needs more creative mavericks
If the idea of branching out on your own appeals, then do it, says Lorraine Heggessey
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CommentOTT battle has only just begun
Streaming content is set to be the next big thing, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentPlurality of supply is best for BBC audiences
New system offers the best ideas and value regardless of source, says Helen Boaden
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CommentBBC2 should take up BBC3 mantle
Space for fresh ideas and talent must be ring-fenced after move
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CommentThe Twitter verdict: reaction to BBC3 move online
“The irony of the BBC3 move is that it’s probably the right choice, but a few years too early and for the wrong reasons (i.e., budget)”