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CommentDiversity’s retail therapy
Forget the endless handwringing, PhoneShop is TV diversity in action.
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Comment29 Oct '10
“The televisual equivalent of having a bucket of warm wee drizzled over your head for an hour.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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28 Oct '10
“It wasn’t a film that was interested in questioning the popular narrative of human spirit triumphant.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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CommentA lot to like about Later
Later with Jools Holland is a masterpiece of planning and execution, writes Lisa Campbell.
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Comment27 Oct '10
“It manages to appal, tickle and move, all at the same time.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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Comment25 Oct '10
“It helps to have a spreadsheet open if you want to keep track of things here.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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Comment26 Oct '10
“A decent argument for those swingeing BBC cuts.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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CommentSpotting the best of birdwatchers
Forget tweeting, writes director Lucy Leveugle, twitching is about to become the buzzword on BBC4.
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CommentNo cause for celebration
The BBC battled hard over the licence fee, but the real work starts now.
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CommentRobinson on the BBC licence fee deal
The toughness of the new BBC licence fee settlement and the speed at which it has been negotiated are both startling and shocking, but ultimately are excellent news for the licence fee payer and the corporation, writes Paul Robinson.
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CommentCohen's appointment: predictable but astute
Danny Cohen’s appointment to run BBC1 is predictable and safe – but it’s also spot on, writes Chris Curtis.
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CommentThe BBC’s nearly man
After missing out on the DG role, Mark Byford became a sacrificial lamb.
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CommentA new vision of reality TV
Seven Days isn’t rating, but its interactivity makes compelling viewing.
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CommentLife inside Seven Days
As Channel 4 docu-soap Seven Days gets a new Tuesday night slot, acting head of cross platform Matt Locke writes that the show reflects a new world where the audience becomes part of the programme.
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CommentCan-do must win over can’t
BBC needs a compliance system that doesn’t act as a barrier to creativity.
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CommentHunt's revolutionary road
Creative boss must shake up C4 while retaining its experimental ethos.
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CommentWhat does C5 really stand for?
As more top execs exit, uncertainty over the channel’s direction increases.
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CommentNo big idea, but fight is on
Thompson’s MacTaggart lecture laid down the gauntlet to BBC’s critics.
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CommentITV needs to adjust controls
Auto-Tune controversy is an own goal but duty of care is more serious.