All Comment articles – Page 58
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CommentTech firms must play by the rules
It’s time the likes of Google and Facebook took responsibility for their content, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentWe should all listen to Oprah
Talking about diversity feels very 2017 – this should be the year of doing it, says Ninder Billing
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CommentComedy must risk causing offence
If we are to challenge prejudice, we need to be able to push boundaries, says Louise Holmes
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CommentA Christmas bonus for kids’ TV
Focusing contestable fund on the genre is a step in the right direction, says Greg Childs
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CommentBBC must jump on gender pay gap
Carrie Gracie’s stand shows correction hasn’t come soon enough
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CommentAll they want for Christmas is...
Broadcasters have a lot on their wishlists for the coming year
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CommentNew game, new rules for sport
Money is no longer the key factor when it comes to sports rights, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentYou can’t have too many indies
If anything, we need more to maintain creativity and improve diversity, says Victoria Powell
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CommentBrexit is a threat to broadcasting
Government must include the industry in any transitional agreement, says Vince Cable
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CommentHow a TV doc became a West End show
Jes Wilkins and Jenny Popplewell on changing minds and lives with Jamie: Drag Queen At 16
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CommentSharing stories can help break the cycle of sexual harrassment
Investigating the shocking extent of the problem, 5 News reporter Tessa Chapman was surprised to find her own buried memory resurfacing
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CommentEveryone reaps the benefits of an inclusive approach
The public want to see themselves on screen – and it makes for better shows, says Jess Fowle
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CommentMaking the step into high-end drama
What increased demand for high-end TV productions means for skills training
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CommentWe need to invest to sustain growth
Training is vital to ensure the UK continues to punch above its weight, says Seetha Kumar
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CommentShort-form content comes of age
Recognition at Emmys shows industry is finally taking format seriously