All Comment articles – Page 186
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CommentWhy some fishermen’s tales are true
When it comes to shooting in extreme and trecherous locations, one has to be prepared for every and any eventuality and the normal rules of filming can not be applied, writes Andie Clare.
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CommentWhy the BBC has to set its sights beyond linear media
The corporation must also excel at interactive and multiplatform content, says Paul Bennun.
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CommentFrom goggle box to Google TV
Google’s initiative could do for TV what its search engine did online.
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CommentClosing the windows
Sky took a bold move in simulcasting Lost - but it won’t be repeated any time soon.
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CommentBroadcast: the new coalitions
Those feeling inspired by the shenanigans surrounding the new coalition government should look to the fruitful alliances that can be achieved between indies and digital agencies, writes James Kirkham.
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CommentLost: closing the window
[SPOILER FREE] Sky’s decision to simulcast the finale of Lost at 5am on a Monday morning was a bold move – but will it catch on, asks Michael Rosser.
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CommentCoalition partners need to learn art of compromise
TV co-productions point the way for the Tory- Lib Dem government, says Stuart Cosgrove.
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CommentWas Boulton eruption staged?
Sky News’ more combative style is making it a must-watch channel, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentThe new era of creativity
Expect the current period of austerity to generate sparks of inspiration.
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CommentEurovision: A Song for Justin
When Justin Lee Collins decided to run for the Eurovision Song Content, producer/director Will Yapp knew he had a challenge on his hands.
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CommentBright future for factual
Dawn Airey, chief executive of Five and chair of the Grierson Trust, discusses how things are looking up for factual following a buoyant MipDoc and MipTV.
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CommentRobinson on the Rajars
The extraordinary 1.5 million audience increase to the Chris Evan’s Radio 2 breakfast show in just one Rajar quarter (Q1 2010) is unprecedented and a huge vote of confidence in the radio medium, writes Paul Robinson.
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CommentLet’s not get carried away by the bounce in ad revenues
The outlook for TV is improving but the long-term picture remains unclear, says Peter Vamos.
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CommentIt’s time to fight for women’s right to be taken seriously
Confronting prejudice is first step in changing perception of women on TV, says Lis Howell.
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CommentLevelling the ad playing field
Changes to advertising rules must be acceptable to all - not just ITV.
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CommentTime for TV’s own coalition
Working together produces the best results for broadcasters and indies.
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CommentRivalries flare at Sony Awards
The age old radio battle between the commercial and public sector showed it is alive and well at last night’s Sony Radio Academy Awards, writes Alex Faber.
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CommentWhere next for post-Lygo C4?
Lygo is synonymous with C4’s risk-taking - now it needs a new image, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentThe gender gap is growing
Our latest Women in TV survey reveals an alarming lack of progress.
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CommentCreating the multi-platform BBC Maps season
Tern Television’s Harry Bell reveals how the indie developed a multi-platform initiative for the BBC’s Maps season and the secret to its success.