All Comment articles – Page 150
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CommentDG passes on challenging baton
Mark Thompson leaves with warnings but confidence in George Entwistle.
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CommentChanging attitudes to disability
C4’s Paralympics coverage aims to leave a legacy, says David Abraham.
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CommentTime for the annual beanfest
Whether a newbie, a veteran or an arty farty type, Edinburgh is for you, says Steven D Wright.
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CommentMaking Yesterday fit for tomorrow
The rebrand of the UKTV channel is designed to bring in a younger audience, says Emily Latham.
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CommentDiary of an AP: The reality (pun intended) of life in TV
Ollie Scarth-Saunders reveals the reality production on a budget
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CommentRobert Hughes: an appreciation
Oxford Film and Television’s Nicolas Kent looks back at the life and TV career of art critic Bob Hughes
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CommentCovering the Olympics with no coverage
How Horse and Country TV made an Olympic highlights show - without any highlights
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CommentJoin us on our visit to Salford
Olympics has served to underline the potential of MediaCityUK.
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CommentThink global and smart if you want to survive
‘Paperback’ programming is the answer in a flatlining economy, says Alan Griffiths.
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CommentOlympic-sized cock-up for NBC
US broadcaster’s coverage won’t win any medals, says Kate Bulkley.
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CommentPremium data equals premium advertising
C4 ‘loyalty scheme’ is good for broadcasters, advertisers and viewers, says Pedro Avery.
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CommentMentoring in production
Objective’s Paul Sandler recommends that anyone in business should be open to mentoring.
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CommentRobinson on the Rajars
The tabloid headline of the latest Rajar audience figures was the fall of Chris Moyle’s Radio 1 Breakfast show, but the real story was the success of digital, writes Paul Robinson.
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CommentPrivate investors to help fill funding gap
Doc Heads’ mission is to boost range of quality films, says Katharine Round.
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CommentWill George slay two tick dragon?
BBC is missing out by shunning acquisitions, says Tim Sparke.
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CommentTV jobs market is driven by digital
Andrew Watts on a sharp increase in job opportunities in the digital age.
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CommentTapping into women’s tech aspirations
Events to encourage the young can only be good for the industry, says Aradhna Tayal.
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CommentOlympic fever claims another victim
London 2012 Opening Ceremony has changed my view of TV sport, says Steven D Wright.
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CommentDigi integration is the only way forward for PP
Taking a manual approach is an outdated concept for brands, says Mark Popkiewicz.