All Comment articles – Page 113
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CommentIndustry should take risks on talent to boost diversity
London Live cutbacks have dealt a blow, says Edward Adoo
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CommentThe art of arousing the viewer
C4 is buzzing about its latest advertising research, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentDiversity: time for the final push
Equalities Act is a stumbling block, but industry must battle on
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CriticsTV Critics: Secrets of the Castle; The Missing; Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages
“Secrets of the Castle is like being cornered at a party by a medieval history bore”
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CommentLet's hear about creative success
Everyone should share their experiences of producing great creative work, says David Abraham
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CommentPanorama's clear-cut victory
‘Fake Sheikh’ ruling was a morale booster for the BBC’s investigative journalism, writes Dominic Crossley
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CommentEscaping the religious ghetto
Programme-makers in every genre have a duty to take faith seriously, argues Torin Douglas
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CommentThe politics of diversity
Everybody wants TV to become more diverse - but is there the political will to act on it, asks Marcus Ryder
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CommentTackling paedophilia head on
We need bold new approaches to keep kids safe, says Rudolph Herzog
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CommentLeaders of the pack in demand
Tough criteria will make filling BBC vacancies a challenge, says Chris Curtis
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CriticsTV Critics: Teenage Tommies; The Missing; Hotel in The Clouds
“If there’s a more concise and astute summary of what the nation stopped to consider at 11 o’clock yesterday morning, I’ve yet to hear it.”
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CommentHuman tales from the frontline
ITN Productions’ Chris Shaw recounts producing Grierson Award-winning doc Children on the Frontline.
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CommentKeith Bunker 1967 - 2014
The Bite Yer Legs MD died on 23 October after a long battle with cancer. Isobel Williams pays tribute.
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CriticsTV Critics: Grantchester; How Rich Are You?; Toast of London
“This was an admirable unflinchingness in a programme that I first feared might be little more than a soft-focus soap.”
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CommentEqual opportunities are worth fighting for
Gender balance wasn’t explicitly the plan for The Agenda, but it has helped to define the show, says Natasha Shallice
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CommentIs TV facing a huge overtime bill?
Holiday pay ruling could have big implications for an industry built on a culture of long hours, writes Howard Hymanson
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CommentSignalling a change
Handing over the 700MHz band to mobile operators is not as simple as it might appear, says Simon Fell
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CriticsTV Critics: Broadmoor; Great Continental Railway Journeys; Secrets of the Universe
“This first-ever visit by TV cameras provided more than a voyeuristic peek behind the perimeter walls; it gave an insight into some of the troubled minds confined within.”
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CommentDigital is waking up to the dawn of a new golden age
Opportunities for digital are on the rise with emerging platforms, says Nick Underhill
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CommentInvestment in quality is integral to UTV’s expansion
Model of home-grown content has worked well for UTV before, says Michael Wilson