Comment – Page 23
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CommentDon't take PSBs for granted
European Broadcasting Union director general Noel Curran warns of the risks of undervaluing traditional broadcasters
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CommentPrice and range are key SVoD battlegrounds
The BBC will have to work hard to convince viewers that its proposed SVoD service is worth paying for, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentDisabled talent deserves a chance
Judge people on what they can bring to a production, not what they can’t, says The A Word’s Marcus Wilson
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CommentHow envy inspired a hit comedy
Taskmaster was conceived as a way to get my own back on my friend Tim Key, says Alex Horne
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CommentClimate change on screen: we can do better
Real progress can be made by connecting audiences to solutions, says Aaron Matthews
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CommentTV’s not as good as it used to be
Even the drama boom masks a huge slip in quality for today’s shows, says Steven D Wright
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CommentSky has a lot to prove in light entertainment
Broadcaster’s new singing format needs to hit the ground running, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentTime for TV to change its attitude towards disability
It’s not about introducing quotas, TV execs have just got lazy, says Adam Pearson
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CommentCommercial TV changes its tune
Collaboration and sharing of data is the new plan for rival broadcasters, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentFlexible Netflix finds friends
Broadcasters as nervous of digital players as indies are optimistic
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CommentSky to shake up ratings reporting
Programming boss Zai Bennett addresses the gaps in audience numbers
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CommentTV must get its game on – or it’s game over
Traditional broadcast television is on its last legs, so it’s time to embrace digital platforms and give viewers the experiences they want, says Valerie Bozzetto
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CommentTime to bring down the barriers
Ethnicity and gender aren’t the only areas the industry needs to address, says Graham Green
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CommentIt's all getting personal for Sky
21st Century Fox bid can’t escape the shadow cast by the Murdoch clan, says Tara Conlan
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CommentWhy old is gold for controllers
Stale shows survive because they rate well and prop up the schedule, says Steven D Wright
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CommentFake news under the spotlight
The inaugural Steve Hewlett debate brought news organisations together to discuss ways to tackle the issue
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CommentRelocation isn’t a solution for Channel 4
The broadcaster needs an alternative way of expanding its reach
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CommentBreathing life into launches
With more choice, is it harder to get new shows off the ground?