All Comment articles – Page 143
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CommentRadio 5 Live controller faces tough test
Premier League rights, news to sport ratios and presenter line-ups are among Wall’s challenges
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CommentObituary: Stuart Sansom OBE
A career in TV which spanned over 30 years and included the European launch of Sony Broadcast
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CommentThe Iraq Dossier
David Morley’s new drama for Radio 4 reveals the truth about the creation of the Blair Government’s Iraq Dossier.
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CommentC4's Shop gets John's vote
Channel 4’s The Fried Chicken Shop clearly got viewers salivating last week, with 1,700 tweets per minute at its peak.
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CommentTackle the elephant in the room
Indies need to air grievances to C4 without fear of reproach
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CommentPut data at the top of the list
Broadcasters should learn from Ocado’s model, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentIt’s well worth UK indies taking the road to Rio
Despite bureaucracy, Brazil offers plenty of opportunity, writes David Nottman-Watt
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CommentDEBATE: The Pollard inquiry evidence
What have the transcripts of interviews with BBC key execs revealed to you?
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CommentThe view from Brazil: the Rio Content Market
The Rio Content Market is a fascinating trip for intrepid UK indies, writes Balihar Khalsa.
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CommentDigital radio switchover is a marathon, not a sprint
Canny marketing can make change desirable, says Dan Todaro
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CommentLet’s change the face of news
On-screen diversity won’t improve without action, says Robin Elias
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CommentWhen the axe falls, think again
Having the plug pulled doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road
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CommentOff cuts: A trip with the Taxi boss
CBS Drama flew over pint-sized actor Danny DeVito to promote its acquisition of evergreen comedy Taxi – and to have dinner with Broadcast, of course.
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CommentGlobal’s acquisition strategy in disarray
Paul Robinson explains why Global’s takeover of GMG Radio is threatened.
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CommentDiary of an AP: Doing something worthwhile
AP Ollie Scarth on trying to make a difference in the TV industry
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CommentDEBATE: Do you support the BBC strikes?
Are NUJ staff right to take action over the compulsory redundancies? Have your say
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CommentBBC strike – an NUJ member's alternative view
Is the BBC strike in the interest of journalism in general, asks an NUJ member?
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CommentBreaking out of linear
House Of Cards subverts traditional consumption, marketing and creative, says Pat Younge
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CommentGetting under the skin of chicken shops
Hannah Wyatt on the challenges of installing a pop-up fixed rig in Rooster Spot
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CommentWhy the DG hired the 'sideburned schmoozer'
James Purnell’s charter renewal expertise is second to none, writes Jake Kanter