All Comment articles – Page 113
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CriticsTV Critics: Steph and Dom Meet Nigel Farage; Timeshift
“It was essentially TV designed for a Twitter LOL-along”
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CommentMake filming fair for everyone
TV has the same duty of care wherever it is made, says John Willis
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CommentNew year brings fresh opportunity
BBC3 move should provide a platform for new forms of content
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CommentWhat’s next for TV in the connected age?
Audiences need linear TV more than ever, says Tom Cape
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CriticsTV Critics: Confessions of a Secretary; The Legacy; Liberty of London
“As with previous instalments in this series, you never quite knew whether to wince, laugh or sob.”
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CommentTalent comes first in the real world
The web is a fertile creative space - but let’s keep quality in perspective, says Steven D Wright
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CommentBBC soaps should be up for grabs
Opening up long-running series to competition is in everyone’s interests, says Jane Turton
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CommentMoving to a connected world
How and where we watch TV is changing rapidly, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentSports battle on the horizon
Expect a series of skirmishes between the major players in 2015
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CriticsTV Critics: The British Property Boom; Posh People; Wild Weather
“The British Property Boom was a thoroughly depressing watch, because it was all problem and no solution.”
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CommentDiversity: check the small print
Good intentions on diversity must not get clouded by confusion over legal terms, says Graham Green
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CommentIrish eyes are smiling for UK producers with ideas
With slots up for grabs, the Republic is a land of opportunity
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CommentBBC faces up to UK devolution
Change is coming despite Scotland’s No vote, says Maggie Brown
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CommentDuty of care reaches new levels
Testimony’s C4 paedophile doc was impressive and intelligent
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CommentITV's battle for advertisers - and male viewers
Will big dramas, rugby and Bear Grylls help turn the tide for ITV, asks Stephen Arnell
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CriticsTV Critics: The Paedophile Next Door; The Missing; The Real Tom Thumb
“Eddie’s story was grimly hopeful, in as much as it could be in a programme tackling such a devastating subject”
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CommentAutomate to accumulate
The use of robotics helps newsrooms to raise their production values, says Karen Walker
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CommentA land of opportunities
With many commissioning slots up for grabs, Ireland is punching above its weight, finds Danny Fenton
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CriticsTV Critics: Posh People: Inside Tatler; I’m a Celebrity…
“It was like the distant shout of class war across the EPG, but the Tatler terrarium is mercifully double glazed.”
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CommentOvercoming the concerns of contributors
Keo Films’ Katie Buchanan on the difficulty of sourcing contributors for the second series of Skint