All Comment articles – Page 266
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CommentAct on fewer, bigger, better
Quite by coincidence, in this week’s magazine, we have two of the industry’s most senior creatives from different disciplines arguing the same point: bureaucracy is killing creativity.
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CommentInside Nature's Giants / Katie Price with Piers Morgan
Robin Parker and Kate McMahon each give their verdict on the latest shows.
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CommentFincham: why is ITV always on trial?
We’re not bad guys - we’re pumping millions into indie sector, says ITV programming boss.
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CommentAs Seen on TV, Sea Patrol UK, Liz Smith’s Summer Cruise
TV trivia, jeopardy and a crotchety cruise
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CommentData shouldn’t be child’s play
Relying on ‘insights’ from fickle youngsters can only lead to trouble.
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CommentPre-recording Ross on R2 is a mistake
The decision by BBC Radio 2’s Controller Bob Shennan to pre-record Jonathan Ross’ Saturday morning show is potentially far more significant than it being merely a tool to ameliorate the risk of further embarassing editorial slip-ups, writes Paul Robinson.
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CommentVideo journalists: Flying solo
Professional news gatherers are increasingly going it alone, meaning we have more unique voices but a need to replace the financial security previously provided by big production teams, writes Boaz Eshtai.
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CommentWithout a hitch
Living’s (slightly surreal) summer schedule launch saw I’m a Celebrity model Nicola McLean tie the knot with Peterborough United’s Tom Williams at Somerset House… just.
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Technology to the rescue in edit suite
In her article ‘Can you cope with cuts?’ (Broadcast 02.03.09), Lisa Campbell noted the importance of not letting the impact of budget and staff cuts show up on screen.
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Comment‘Cocoa for the eyes’ has the edge over edgy telly
What would you rather watch, a choo-choo trip or an animal autopsy? By Robert Popper
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CommentIf you build it, will they come?
Online success takes more than just having a site - you need users too.
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CommentIndies stare into the abyss
Independent producers are making widespread job cuts, using fewer staff on shoots and are convinced the quality of television will suffer over the next 12 months because of the tough economic climate.