Comment – Page 115
-
CommentWeb video: the next frontier
A report commissioned for MIPTV charts the landscape for original web content
-
CommentDiary of an AP: Get real with training
Why do producers expect freelancers to be able to use the latest kit, asks Ollie Scarth
-
CommentTwitter Amplify: what's in it for broadcasters?
As ITV signs up for the social media service, Grabyo chief exec Gareth Capon, explains how it works
-
CommentGetting UK formats back on track
We need to invest and experiment to secure the next wave of hits, says Mark Robson
-
CommentSochi Paralympics: a calculated gamble
Sustaining viewer interest was the biggest challenge, reflects Jeff Foulser
-
CommentBBC arts push must be modern
DG’s £18m initiative must not fall into trap of being old-fashioned
-
CommentThe rise of the selfie advert
TV can reap the rewards with more personal ads, says Kate Bulkley
-
CommentIPTV goes mainstream
The TV Connect conference offered an exciting view of a fully converged future, writes Steve Plunkett
-
CommentKris: Dying To Live, BBC3
Cancer victim doc is a tribute to BBC3’s backing of new talent, says Matt Robins.
-
CommentCalling wrongdoers to account
The media has a crucial role in helping people stand up to corruption, says Clothilde Redfern
-
-
CommentWhere are the female aviation experts?
Tami Hoffman says few women experts have commented on the year’s biggest news story.
-
CommentThe seven golden rules of formats
Factual formats can reveal profound universal truths - as long as you’re not squeamish, writes RDF’s Jack Bootle
-
CommentBBC3: an opportunity to innovate
Lee Hardman asks if the BBC has sown the seeds of a creative revolution
-
CommentIndie sector enters a new phase
Consolidation continues, but true indies still wield plenty of power
-
-
CommentIt’s a smart move to take BBC3 online
Young viewers believe the channel has lost its edge, says Anastasia Scott
-
CommentI’m in mourning for a true friend
We should all grieve the on-screen loss of a much-loved channel, says Steven D Wright
-
-
CommentLISTEN: Line of Duty interview
Ahead of tonight’s Line of Duty climax, Broadcast interviewed exec Simon Heath about BBC2’s police corruption series.