Comment – Page 25
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CommentLet’s take diversity to the next level
Targets and initiatives are all very well, but authentic stories are the key, says Ally Castle
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CommentBBC Scotland needs global reach
It won’t serve the BBC or the country if the channel feels insular
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CommentThe Twitter verdict: The Nightly Show
“US late-night shows have the advantages of writers’ rooms and Hollywood A-listers.”
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CommentOn the hunt for the best of British
Gritty UK and glossy US shows can sit side by side on Comedy Central, says Louise Holmes
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CommentMoving out of the comfort zone
Shaking up the schedules and taking risks is the order of the day
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CommentPSBs must open up their platforms
If TV is to thrive in the digital era, broadcasters need to take bold steps, says Nick Walters
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CommentSky and Discovery need each other
Resolution to conflict was inevitable, but how long will it last?
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CommentMichael Jackson comedy highlights dangers of celebrity biopics
Sky failed to learn from past controversies about depictions of real-life stars, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentFrom cutting room floor to viral hit
How Raw generated 8.5m Facebook views from unused footage from Cutting Edge film One Killer Punch.
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CommentIt’s a new era for ITV scheduling
David Bergg replacement has a hard act to follow - but linear TV is in rude health, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentAudiences want more than glitz
In an age of austerity, perhaps we should put value in content over form, says John Lloyd
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CommentITV should play to its strengths
Drama with humour works better than comedy, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentThe Twitter verdict: reaction to Trump victory coverage
“Try CNN, it’s like Sky on speed. Everyone’s talking a million miles an hour.”
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CommentBBC Studios faces tough balancing act
Hybrid structure is needed to straddle commercial and PSB worlds
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CommentMike Darcey: Sky's stand off with Netflix
The former Sky chief operating officer analyses why the pay-TV operator and SVoD giant have failed to make friends.
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CommentCompetition on the Croisette
Mood upbeat as opportunities abound despite glut of indie start-ups, says Chris Curtis
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CommentSVoD players come into the fold
Traditional broadcasters are seeing the benefits of Netflix and Co
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CommentEveryone needs a flagship show
Long-running series are key in an increasingly on-demand world