Comment – Page 27
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Let’s protect C4’s unique remit
Privatisation is a solution to a problem that does not exist
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Why we all must take risks on emerging comedians
TV needs to act decisively or there won’t be a new generation of talent, says Iain Coyle
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Golden age? You must be joking
Comedy is subjective but the quality is as high as ever, says Phil Clarke
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Charlotte Moore gets defensive – again
BBC controller can’t simply ignore criticism over distinctiveness
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Why make BBC1 less popular?
Quality is just as important as distinctiveness to licence fee payers
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Time to tackle licence fee process
Consensus is that last summer’s agreement was unsatisfactory
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Why The X Factor remains on song
Executive producer Richard Holloway explains why The X Factor remains part of the fabric of the nation, despite declines in ratings and reports of the show’s demise
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Awards highlight C4’s special status
The not-for-profit PSB finds there is great value in taking risks, says Chris Curtis
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Why Watch became W
Despite some hits, Watch’s identity had become insistent. We needed to refocus on the viewer, writes Steve North
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Public service TV needs you to help shape its future
Be part of the debate to define the direction television needs to be taking, urges Des Freedman
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A shout-out to the Sky ad team
Half-year results show new revenue is out there, says Kate Bulkley
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Will Watch’s new chapter bring fresh breakout hits?
UKTV will hope that rebrand plus new orders will put W on the map, says Stephen Arnell
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ITV: judging the Fincham years
Peter Fincham will step down as ITV director of television in March. Jake Kanter reflects on his legacy and what the future might hold for one television’s best leaders.
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The art of judging the mood
Ripping up BBC 6Music’s schedule to reflect how listeners felt about David Bowie’s death was a reminder of the unique potency of radio, says Paul Rodgers
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TV in 2015: rolling with the punches
It was a memorable year for British telly, with high-profile exits, Top Gear and Bargain Hunt bust-ups, poltergeists performing wonders for Sky and BGT hit by a doggy-double scandal
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Alan Yentob: down but not out
Alan Yentob may be the most divisive man in television, but there is broad agreement that the BBC’s creative director has done the right thing in resigning.
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Sky Q offers a new flavour of TV
Launch marks broadcaster’s move into quad-play, says Kate Bulkley
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Crunch time approaches for C4
Industry must have its say over government’s privatisation plans
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Don't kick ITV Sport for giving fans what they want
Coverage of the England v France friendly judged the mood perfectly on a match that brought people together, says Steve Williams