Comment – Page 15
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CommentPanorama's clear-cut victory
‘Fake Sheikh’ ruling was a morale booster for the BBC’s investigative journalism, writes Dominic Crossley
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CommentIt’s Marvellous to experiment
Some stories cry out to be told in an unorthodox way, says Peter Bowker
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CommentThe smartphone revolution: why training matters
Filming on smartphones can deliver huge value for money, argues Mark Wray
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CommentRadio needs a united front
Broadcasters must collaborate more in face of new competition, says BBC Radio boss Helen Boaden
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CommentMaking the big screen leap
Friday Download producer Jeremy Salsby is about to turn a studio magazine show into a movie.
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CommentWhat to expect from Rona Fairhead
If resilience were the sole criterion, the incoming BBC Trust chair would certainly succeed
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CommentJihad for a better industry
The struggle for a truly diverse landscape is ongoing, but the promised land is on the horizon
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CommentLearning from the BBC’s mistakes
The treatment of former tech boss John Linwood offers valuable lessons, says Alexandra Mizzi
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CommentBBC faces some tough questions
How the corporation tackles them could decide its future direction, says Chris Curtis
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CommentFinally, an end to quotas is in sight
It’s encouraging to see the BBC taking heed of indies’ calls to liberate in-house production
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CommentBBC needs to be lean for creativity to flourish
The BBC must avoid the bureaucracy of the Birt era in its plans to cut production quotas
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CommentA seismic change for British TV
Scrapping BBC quotas may be a double-edged sword for indies, says Broadcast editor Chris Curtis
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CommentBig BBC1 debate on horizon
Trust criticism is fair, but it must be nuanced to make a difference
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CommentBBC must be bolder on diversity
Mistakes of the past should not be repeated, says Barnie Choudhury
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CommentCorruption, economics and the Henry Plan
Lenny Henry’s diversity vision is vital, says Simon Albury
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CommentDavid Cameron undersells UK drama
The Prime Minister’s jingoistic BBC-bashing conveniently ignores some monster global hits
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CommentKris: Dying To Live, BBC3
Cancer victim doc is a tribute to BBC3’s backing of new talent, says Matt Robins.
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CommentIt’s a smart move to take BBC3 online
Young viewers believe the channel has lost its edge, says Anastasia Scott
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