All Comment articles – Page 126
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CommentThis is a retreat, not a bold vision
The BBC has missed the chance to innovate, argues former iPlayer boss Anthony Rose
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CommentBranding is key to BBC3's future
The shop window is shutting, but BBC3’s strong brand will help it survive, says Thinkbox chair Tess Alps
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CommentBBC3: a catalyst for change?
This could be the moment when delivery of TV shows changes forever, says comedy writer Dave Cohen
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CommentThe BBC's online gamble
BBC3 might now be able to take more risks - and BBC4 has dodged a bullet, writes Pat Younge
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CommentThe revolution will not be televised
BBC3’s imminent move reveals DG is not afraid to make tough calls
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CommentBBC3: coming out of the shadows
Could BBC3 regain its purpose and restore its reputation by going online, wonders Stephen Arnell
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CommentTV beyond the inner circle
The barriers are breaking down in TV - just as they are in the world of magic, says Dynamo
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CommentLive from Georgia
Alice Morrison reveals the challenges involved in launching a news bulletin during a civil war
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CommentTechnology vs TV
Has an unstoppable force met an immovable object asks TVCatchup’s Alex Guest
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PodcastTalking TV: Top Gear & Ripper Street
It’s destination Top Gear on the Talking TV podcast as executive producer Andy Wilman drops in to discuss the BBC2 motoring show.
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CommentClosing the transatlantic gap
Outside of Netflix, a ‘wait and see’ approach still rules for buying US shows, says Tim Wescott
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CommentVice deal is food for thought
It’s not just TV and online that are converging, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentSo far, so good for ITV chief exec
Results shows positive signs, with acquisitions spree paying off
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CommentTrans people need a voice
The portrayal of transgender people in the media is usually inaccurate, and often offensive.
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CommentDiversity: the numbers don't add up
The RTS Journalism Awards offered Marcus Ryder a glimpse behind the headline stats
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CommentBroadcasters need to think big - and small
Broadcasters are letting the most interesting ideas fall through the cracks, says Justin Gayner
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CommentKeeping a third eye on Scandi drama
The question that I get asked most frequently at work is ‘what is the next Killing or The Bridge?’
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CommentPopulist debates benefit us all
Less ‘elitist’ panels can get to the heart of public debates, says Ian Rumsey.