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CommentEU directive will protect UK producers post Brexit
British firms have nothing to fear from the proposed content quotas, says Ingrid Silver
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CommentDon’t feed the digital beast
PSBs should be sweating their assets, not handing them to rivals
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CommentUnity is strength for the PSBs
Broadcasters need to work together to compete with digital rivals
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CommentTime to follow Europe’s lead
Public broadcaster must collaborate to fight off digital giants, says Richard Halton
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CommentAI is rewriting the TV script
Focus groups are one thing, but could a machine ever replace the writer? asks Kate Bulkley
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CommentUnpicking the Netflix quandary
SVoD giant is conundrum for producers, broadcasters and analysts
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CommentEastern promise for Channel 4
Broadcaster cannot miss opportunity to showcase the east of England with new HQ, argues Andrew Sheldon
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CommentDiversity makes business sense
Creating an inclusive workplace culture and training staff are key, says Alasdair Weddell
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CommentUK should be a media tech leader
With world-beating creative industries, all that is lacking is investment, says Nick Walters
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CommentPushing risk into the mainstream
The hunt for quality returners that rate is C4’s biggest challenge
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CommentThere’s nothing risky about employing diverse talent
It’s time broadcasters took their cue from the US and put diverse shows in the heart of primetime
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CommentRadio is growing the talent pool
A series of initiatives will help us improve the diversity of voices, says Siobhan Kenny
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CommentTime to tackle fake news threat
As the forthcoming GDPR shows, digital platforms can be brought to heel, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentKatz eyes reset of indie relations
Collaboration is key to winning brutal battle for ideas and talent
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CommentTV's turn to take the stage on equality
The Baftas were awash with activists and #timesup badges - now we need to turn promises into actions, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentTV will feel the biggest impact of Disney’s OTT service launch
Consumers will increasingly cut the cord with expensive pay platforms, says Phil Birchenall
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CommentNo better time to quit the capital
With regional production quotas rising, there’s no better time to move, says David Sumnall
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CommentBring back the Seaside Special
Summer telly used to be something to look forward to – not any more, says Steven D Wright
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CommentTV risks losing young viewers
On-demand, new-form content presents big challenge to industry
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CommentNetflix chases the grey pound
First it came for the 18-24s, now older viewers are in the SVoD giant’s sights, says Kate Bulkley