Comment – Page 91
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CommentThe gift that keeps on giving
Data can play a big role in programming success, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTime for some anarchy in the UK
Broadcasters must pay more than lip service to risk-taking pledges
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CommentA backwards step for radio
Radio X’s blokeish stance is out-of-date and out of step with attempts to tackle inequality in radio, says Edward Adoo
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CommentLet's not devalue the last 'true' indies
Will any of us really benefit from another review of terms of trade, asks Danny Fenton
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CommentBritain’s got amazing talent
Viewing habits change, but core skills remain, says Richard Holloway
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CommentA game-changing moment for UK TV
Hits like 24 prove we can deliver big US drama - but we need to invest in skills, says Iain Smith
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CommentRefugee crisis raises difficult challenges for TV news
Opening up on tough decisions is leading to more thoughtful journalism, says Jane Mote
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CommentBBC has chance to set new goals
Charter renewal shouldn’t just be about where it can make cuts, says Chris Curtis
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CommentHow to avoid 24 hours in A&E on foreign shoots
Faced with a medical emergency in Athens, Paul Elston was confronted with a stark choice: to protect his health or the shoot?
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CommentDrama Village's decade proves doubters wrong
Birmingham base’s output has put drama at heart of daytime and nurtured many careers, says Will Trotter
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CommentBBC Studios - it’s time for details
After more than a year without any answers, Jake Kanter says it is time the BBC coughed up the details of plans to commercialise its in-house production division.
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CommentMultichannel doesn’t cut it any more – let’s change it
The terminology used to describe non-PSBs must be modernised, says Susanna Dinnage
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CommentRight time for iPlayer relaunch
The world has changed since Project Kangaroo, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentHow do we move beyond the box in the corner?
Broadcasters need to find new ways to reach modern audiences, says Cassian Harrison
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CommentTime to update TV terminology
‘Multichannel’ badge is becoming redundant as industry evolves
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CommentBBC Children’s: riding two horses
BBC kid’s boss Alice Webb on opening up the entire BBC to young audiences via the iPlay service
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CommentCracking the UHD conundrum
SDI remains the technology of choice for UHD workflows, but it still has issues, says David Ackroyd
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CommentTime to stop the sneering
Corporate work can be a valuable addition to your revenue streams, says Nick Underhill
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CommentBroom Cupboard paved the way for CBBC as we know it
Phillip Schofield and co gave presentation a real point of difference, says Jamie Wilson