All Comment articles – Page 259
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CommentEverything changes, again
Cuts looming and boardroom musical chairs - we’ve been here before.
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CommentComedy talent needs to mature
Stand-up comedian Stephen K Amos has been on the circuit for more than 15 years and has seen younger comics set their sights on TV stardom. But, he writes, it’s up to commissioners and producers to find the real talent.
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Comment16 Sept, '09
“You feel privileged to watch.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentApple vs DAB
As Apple unveils an FM radio built into its latest iPod Nano, detractors have called the future of digital radio into question. Paul Robinson disagrees.
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CommentProduct placement: It’s about time
With product placement finally set to be given the go-ahead on British television, Medwyn Jones applauds the decision – and hopes there is more to come.
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Comment14 Sept, '09
“The Wagners are quite a clan.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentAll we are saying is give talent a chance
With Big Brother on the way out, Geoff Motley welcomes the move and calls for ‘real talent’ to be given a chance.
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CommentUniversity Challenged
Mat Appleton, head of client services for ENVY, discusses the challenges facing graduates trying to find work in TV.
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CommentRed Bee Media’s top recession-busting tips
Top tips from Red Bee Media on how to beat the recession.
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CommentSISCaster: produce anywhere, stream everywhere
SISCaster™ is designed as a one-stop solution for programming for modern producers.
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Comment10 Sept, '09
“About as gripping as looking through last year’s tax return.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBBC must act to take away its enemies’ ammunition
As the BBC comes under attack, Tim Hincks rallies the corporation with a defence strategy.
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CommentWelcoming reduced revenues
The TV industry must swap Chablis for Coke Zero if it is to change.
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CommentMaking the salary sacrifice
The corporation can avoid deep and bloody cuts by seizing control.
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CommentWaking the Dead / Christmas TV
Emily Booth and Lisa Campbell give their verdict on two of the weeks shows.
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CommentBig Brother is as important to TV as Lang Lang
When I sat down recently to watch Lang Lang Plays Chopin at the Albert Hall on BBC4, I had a quick look round the EPG to see what was on afterwards.
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CommentA few pointers on the BBC size issue
Of course the BBC is too big, so here are a few ways of making it smaller: