All Comment articles – Page 241
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CommentNo place for digital rights
The media world is full of people pontificating about payment. Or procrastinating. The eternal problem of what to make and how to pay for it has become ever more important and acute in the past year. This inevitably leads to the endless discussion of yawn-stifling issues such as digital rights ...
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Comment10 March '10
“Essentially a pointless and unedifying exercise in low-grade voyeurism.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment09 March '10
“There is a seam of pure TV gold running through the story of Dinnington Colliery Band.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment08 March '10
“The BBC has decided that Brian Cox is the face of popular science.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentFreelancers can look beyond traditional TV
Skilled staff should transfer their know-how between sectors, writes Moray Coulter.
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Comment05 March '10
“there was an uncomfortable current of laughter right the way through it.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone / Push The Button
LoveStuart Maconie’s Freak ZoneSundays, 5.30-8pm, BBC 6MusicBBC 6Music’s mission to capture the spirit of the late John Peel is best demonstrated by Maconie’s anything-goes show. Many a Sunday dinner has come close to ruin from the rush to turn down an unwelcome blast of free jazz, but that’s kind of ...
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CommentWonders of the Solar System / Undercover Princesses / The Business Inspector
Women in Film and Television’s Kate Kinninmont and Novel Entertainment’s Mike Watts on solar science, royal love and business aid
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CommentKeeping up with the web
Opportunities online are huge, but are broadcasters being left behind?
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CommentBBC: canny or cowardly?
Is Mark Thompson’s new strategy for the BBC the ‘step change’ it is being billed as? Yes, in that it’s retrenching for the first time in its history; no, in that the transformation is far from radical.
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CommentOpinion: Confused but still effective
The BBC’s longawaited strategy review may be Putting Quality First, but it’s putting clarity last.
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CommentProduct placement’s real value
Forget the gripes, product placement could help shows get noticed.
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03 March '10
“Delivered in true Horizon style: very slowly, with way too many words thrown in.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentRobinson on the BBC's radio strategy
Mark Thompson’s plans to axe BBC 6Music and the Asian Network appear to make no sense either from a public service or competition perspective, writes Paul Robinson.
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Comment02 March '10
“Five solid nights is too much to ask. Call it Five Weeks and I’ll give it a try.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment01 March '10
“No redeeming purposes at all… as a four-part character assassination of its star, however, it works brilliantly.” Read on for the verdict on the weekend’s TV.
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25 Feb '10
“Raised more questions than it answered.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentProduct placement: what UK can learn from the US
In-show advertising needn’t be so blatant that it risks turning off viewers, says Frank Zazza.
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CommentLive TV gives linear a lifeline
Television has a unique opportunity to champion mass participation, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentMultiple sensory experience
Canvas paves the way for split-screen entertainment at your fingertips