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CommentWatching you watching us is hard
Seeing viewers openly mocking your work is a painful experience, says Stephen D Wright
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CommentPassions make for mesmerising television
Shows about the things ordinary people do aren’t easy or shallow, says Emma Willis.
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CommentTV Critics: Victoria Wood's Nice Cup of Tea; Mad Men; 24 Hours in A&E; Coast
“Ms Wood was the perfect host for this journey through the turbulent history of tea leaves.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentLess is more for MipTV
The Cannes festival may have been less bustling - but real business was done, says Steve Clarke.
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 80s
The ’80s are the next decade in The Wit’s rundown of TV’s most seminal shows.
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CommentTV Critics: The Science of Bubbles; Great British Sewing Bee; Keeping Britain Alive
“Soothing, escapist stuff, full of beautiful shots.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentOn-demand and innovative
Paul Robinson has been “disrupted and delighted” by his Sony and Arqiva Awards judging.
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CommentTV Critics: Fit to Rule; Made in Chelsea
“There is enough playfulness and zest to keep our attention for the full hour.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 70s
The Wit continues its countdown of shows that changed the face of TV during the 1970s.
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CommentTV Critics: Arne Dahl; The Village; Catchphrase; Countdown to Freetown; Doctor Who; The Voice
“Here was proof that the Swedes can turn out rubbish on a par with our own.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 60s
To celebrate Mip TV’s 50th anniversary, The Wit has compiled a list of seminal shows.
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CommentData disproves Twitter's claims
Twitter is great, says Nigel Walley, but its no substitute for BARB.
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CommentYou the Jury: Being Human USA
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury dives into the world of the supernatural with a look at Watch acquisition Being Human USA.
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CommentTV Critics: The Intern; Dogging Tales; Horizon; The High Art of the Low Countries
“A format that takes hopeful innocents and torments them for our entertainment.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentWho cares about the workers
Widespread complaints from freelancers shouldn’t be ignored, says Lisa Campbell.
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CommentEd Vaizey: 'An industry at a crossroads'
The digital revolution is upon us. But the profound and permanent changes it brings are unclear.
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CommentCreating the conditions for success
Organisational culture is important at UKTV - and it’s paying dividends, says Darren Childs
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CommentWhere are the women directors?
Female directors seem to be more thin on the ground than ever, says Beryl Richards
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CommentDon’t miss out in the TV revolution
We all need hits - but TV is changing fast, says Delissa Needham