Comment – Page 107
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CommentTV relationships should come first
Although more options would be beneficial, says Cat Lewis
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CommentUS-style pitches bring vitality
It’s a fast and energetic way of doing business, says Laura Mansfield
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CommentPeter Prichard, 1931-2014
Comedy writer Colin Edmonds remembers the super-agent who unleashed The Beatles onto US TV
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CommentWhy should viewers pay a new TV tax?
David Abraham misses the point on retransmission fees, says Sky’s Graham McWilliam
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CommentTime to turn the spotlight on IP
Diplomacy is needed to manage the shifting balance of content ownership, argues Stuart Cosgrove
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CommentThe Twitter Verdict: The X Factor 2014
“#XFactor in a tweet: I want it so much. Absolutely fabulous. A million percent. Tragic backstory. Four yeses. Lousy ads, mostly”
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CommentObituary: Neil Patience
Neil was one of the most positive people you could ever wish to work with, says This Morning sound man Nick Thomas
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CommentDebate and disputes at Edinburgh
Did the festival come too soon for C4 to really make its mark?
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CommentWhy ‘blind auctions’ may be good news
Practice of pitching to broadcasters simultaneously is coming to the UK
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CommentJudge talent, not ethnicity
Broadcasters should follow London Live’s lead in using diverse talent in peaktime shows, says Edward Adoo
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CommentMel Leach looks back at Edinburgh
Mix of entertainment and issues leaves the Twofour Group boss exhausted – but happy
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CommentPSB channels should be paid for
US system of retransmission fees makes more sense, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentRichard Attenborough blazed a trail for C4
The former C4 chairman left an extraordinary legacy
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CommentCreating Doctor Who's Half-Face Man
One of the biggest visual effects challenges for Peter Capaldi’s debut was realising the ‘Half-Face Man’ character.
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CommentC4 deals are first piece of portfolio
David Abraham’s MacTaggart will make case for investment plan
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CommentWhere next for the TV Festival?
If Scotland says Yes, my vote is for St Tropez, says Steven D Wright
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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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CommentSchedules reveal a mixed picture of diversity
Lis Howell sifts through the first Diversity Watch figures