All Comment articles – Page 48
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CommentCharlotte Moore: making the BBC fit for the future
Three key principles will guide us as we face the challenges ahead
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CommentJane Millichip: there’s no ‘norm’ in drama funding
Producers need to be agile as models evolve and new players emerge
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CommentJohn de Mol: fear is undermining hunt for hits
The next generation of breakout formats will only emerge from risk-taking, says John de Mol
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CommentThe demise of the big beasts
Conor Dignam reflects on how the PSBs have ceded power and big personalities eased out
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CommentAndy Harries: how SVoDs changed everything
Streamers transformed the sector, but PSBs can still punch above their weight
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CommentDavid Olusoga: other industries put TV to shame
Diversity has suffered for years as sector has rested on its liberal laurels, says David Olusoga
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CommentGazing into the past and future
Genuinely distinctive content is best response to a host of challenges
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CommentTV’s duty of care is far-reaching
Industry must better understand its responsibility and embrace change, says Denise Freeman
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CommentDigital crazes can teach us a lot about younger viewers
Online stars show us what sort of content and personalities kids want, says Stuart Dredge
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CommentTV ad model is being disrupted
Brands are blurring content and advertising lines to reach their audience, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentYACF is an opportunity to secure the future of kids’ TV
Everyone in TV can play a role in making this pilot scheme a success, says Jackie Edwards
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CommentA celebration of exceptional content and broadcasters
‘We wanted to place greater emphasis on amazing programming and outstanding channels beyond those linked to the PSBs’
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NewsBBC Scotland news chief: ‘The Nine is staying put’
Disgruntled producers should focus on opportunities offered by the channel, says Gary Smith
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CommentSuccess of Sounds depends on IP
The BBC’s new audio service must set standard terms or risk missing out, says Steve Ackerman
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CommentSome of the best stories are local
Global co-pros can be brilliant but there’s much to explore at home too, says George Ormond
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CommentDo your bit to change the industry
Small actions can add up to something genuinely transformative
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CommentC4 youth strategy is working
Focus on online and on-demand will help keep the broadcaster relevant, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentBranding needs to be more flexible as viewing changes
New platforms like Instagram and Snapchat require a different approach, says Rob Coke
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CommentJapanese broadcasters are open for British business
Opportunities abound for those who are prepared to adapt, says Katherine Parsons
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CommentTV is going out with a whimper
Even the SVoD services’ output has begun to feel tired and repetitive, says Steven D Wright