All Comment articles – Page 170
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CommentTraining has to step up to avoid a creative vacuum
The approach has to change if innovative film-making is to thrive, says Andy Glynne.
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CommentMoney to spend, but how?
C4 shouldn’t be too reserved with its reserves, writes Kate Bulkley.
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CommentDoing the sums on M&A
Global distribution is driving renewed interest in indie acquisitions.
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CommentThe Hargeaves Review
The “determinedly non radical” Hargreaves Review will disappoint some says Mark Owen.
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CommentTime to get behind Salford
Attitudes towards MediaCityUK need to change for the greater good.
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CommentCrew are TV’s unsung heroes
Those behind the camera deserve their plaudits, writes John Willis.
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CommentBroadcast goes to the Sony's
This year’s Sony Radio Awards included success for Talksport, a shocked Ronnie Wood, a standing ovation for Danny Baker and a heckle from Eamonn Holmes. Alex Farber reports on the night.
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NewsTitchmarsh recruits team for ITV gardening show
Alan Titchmarsh’s new ITV1 gardening series will air just before BBC2’s Gardeners’ World in the primetime Friday night schedule.
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CommentOff Cuts: All bets off for Cowell
ITV1’s new roulette-inspired game show Red or Black is not, we repeat not, a gambling show
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CommentCompete For The Meat / Gordon's Great Escape / Scream If You Know The Answer!
Hat Trick International director of sales Sarah Tong and Cal Turner, executive producer Prospect Pictures, on a pub quiz, exotic food and a rollercoaster.
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CommentTraining can help stem the TV exodus
Your important survey (‘What do freelancers want?’, Broadcast, 29.04.11) raises issues that should make the whole industry sit up and take notice. We at the Indie Training Fund welcome your editorial exhorting more indies to invest in their workforce, rather than just paying lip service to training.
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CommentA fresh start for ITV and STV
STV finally buried the hatchet with ITV yesterday ending a near two-year legal wrangle. Jake Kanter examines what the future might hold for their relationship.
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NewsLee Mack lands Saturday night show for BBC1
Comedian Lee Mack is to front a Saturday night BBC1 variety series in which members of the public will perform with celebrities.Lee Mack’s All Star Cast will be co-produced by Endemol’s Zeppotron and Mack’s own company, Arlo Productions. Each week, Mack will welcome a celebrity guest, a stand-up comedian and ...
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NewsCentury goes down under to lift the lid on the lives of expats
Expat Britons in Australia are to be the focus of an observational documentary for ITV1.
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CommentSurvey says: pay up or lose out
The Broadcast Training Survey finds that training TV’s freelance workforce is essential to stem the brain drain
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CommentMaking cross-platform drama?
Sofia’s Diary creator Nuno Bernardo lays down some ground rules
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CommentPSBs should not shirk their responsibility to the world
The lack of quality entries for the One World Awards is worrying, says Marion Bowman
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CommentWhy Hunt should think before he acts
Creating a new Communications Act is a tricky task for the culture secretary, according to FTI Consulting’s Dan Corry and Alison Sprague
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CommentNeighbourhood Blues
Series producer David Howard talks about the challenge of finding a new angle in police programming; getting involved in grass-roots crime and being touched by the dedication of police officers trying to make a genuine difference.
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