Comment – Page 79
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CommentTendering could make TV stronger
We will be scrupulously fair in weighing up tenders from indies - big or small, says BBC commercial director Bal Samra
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CommentCharter plans stifle BBC's independence
Government influence and market pressures have neutered the BBC’s draft charter, argue David Puttnam and Des Freedman
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CommentYoung viewers don’t come cheap
Time and again at the Edinburgh International TV Festival, the BBC highlighted the appeal of The Great British Bake Off to young audiences.
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CommentLet C4 have a slice of the cake
Indies will keep trying to get more value from IP, says Maurice Gran
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CommentProof is in the pudding for C4
Bake Off deal could be a decisive moment for indies and IP owners, says Chris Curtis
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CommentIBC in review: kit, collaborations and the need for quality VR
IBC 2016: The rate of change in so many aspects of our industry is mind-boggling, says Duncan Payne
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CommentMove News At Ten? It didn’t work last time ITV tried it
Kevin Lygo needs the right shows if things are to turn out differently, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentNetflix rides to the rescue
Horse mystery drama is a sign of fresh opportunities for kids’ indies, says Peter White
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CommentTim Sparke: a personal tribute
Former Broadcast news editor Jake Kanter shares his memories of the Mercury Media boss
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CommentThe battle for Generation Y
Traditional news broadcasters are pushing back, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentYou’ve got to commission sitcoms to have a hit one
Broadcasters should take more chances because audiences love them, says James Cary
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CommentGoing mobile is a good call
Shooting a primetime documentary with an iPhone was a technical milestone for RTÉ, writes Jean Devlin
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CommentChannel 4 must deliver on its promise for older kids
Children need content that is for them, not just about them, says Anna Home
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CommentKids and careers are compatible
If we’re given the opportunity, we can have both, says Mahalia Belo
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CommentThe road from London to Rio
BBC digital exec Chris Condron looks back at the Olympics extravaganza
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CommentPlenty of reasons to be cheerful
It’s a golden period for the industry as well as the GB Olympic team
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CommentTV isn’t the only game in town
The real stars of Edinburgh are the comedians - not the TV execs, says Steven D Wright
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CommentHow to avoid The Big Squeeze
Diversification is crucial for US content giants, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentThe sky’s the limit for the cloud
As the switch to the cloud continues to revolutionise TV production, Fujitsu’s Haydn Jones looks at the benefits already being delivered to the broadcasting world and what is potentially still to come