Comment – Page 321
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CommentAs web ad spend gains on TV, is all advertising created equal?
According to WPP-owned Group M, UK internet ad spend will overtake TV ad spend some time in 2009.
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CommentHot topic: US writers' strike
Strike-hit buyers will want non-fiction at Natpe, says Mark Itkin.
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CommentBlog: the benefits of product placement
The move to relax product placement regulations could mean more than just a promising financial future for TV - it could also benefit programme makers.
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CommentBlog: Content on the move - Part 1
Mobile content may well be the future. But at the moment it is only generating cash for the phone networks. John Deals bemoans a lack of financial return for the content provider.
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CommentDrama the key to ITV1 overhaul
Forget the return of News at Ten - Echo Beach, Honest and The Palace will be the real benchmark for ITV1's new schedule, writes Chris Curtis.
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CommentBlog: Wives tales
Sky One's commissioning editor of factual, Andrew O'Connell, thinks the channel's forthcoming Wives offers “revealing insights” into modern relationships.
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CommentA time of troubles
Phew, what a year broadcasting has had - but it wasn’t all bad... was it?
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Off Cuts - 21 December 2007
Off the record stories, wicked whispers and general hilarity from the week ending 21 December 2007.
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Rapture TV - David Henry
My channel and company, Rapture TV, has an appeal against the Ofcom determination at the Competition Commission Tribunal.
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CommentClimate of fear
Broadcasting is a high-pressure business - but there is never an excuse for bullying.
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CommentThe Insider: Country matters
Regional indies are brimming with talent - but need funding to flourish.
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CommentBlog: The problems of unhealthy competition
Paul Hague on why we must protect the public from being manipulated and monopolised in the media.
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Jobs for the select
How timely are your comments about the select few (Leader, Broadcast, 07/12/07).
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Modern Manchester
As a Manchester-based indie, can I make a plea that we forget Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays, Tony Wilson and all that 24 Hour Party People stuff?
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Out of the running
Can I be the first to rule myself out of the running for the job of director of programmes at Five?