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Comment15 July '10
“Intimate? We didn’t even see Brucie with his wig off.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTrust findings shouldn’t be a licence to heap criticism
BBC ambition must be admired, even though there is still much to do, says David Liddiment.
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CommentTime for indie radio sector to shine with its TV cousins
A strong public service culture needs creative content from all channels, says Simon Cole.
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CommentRevisiting a tragedy can shed new light on events
While respecting a community’s privacy, a doc can tell a new story, says Will Hanrahan.
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CommentReporting foreign news is more important than ever
In an interconnected world, what happens in other countries matters, says David Mannion.
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CommentFrom enemies to best friends
Sky and Virgin’s tie-up looks likely to escape regulatory interference, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentWhy the BBC has to set its sights beyond linear media
The corporation must also excel at interactive and multiplatform content, says Paul Bennun.
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CommentCoalition partners need to learn art of compromise
TV co-productions point the way for the Tory- Lib Dem government, says Stuart Cosgrove.
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CommentIt’s time to fight for women’s right to be taken seriously
Confronting prejudice is first step in changing perception of women on TV, says Lis Howell.
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CommentAction gets the British treatment
Strike Back producer Andy Harries reveals how, despite not having a tradition of making action series, UK production companies can compete with the US masters of the genre.
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CommentChange is always hard, but quality will shine through
Radio 2’s popularity with the nation is down to its diverse content, writes Bob Shennan.
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CommentITV's Saturday night fever
ITV’s Saturday night line-up is set for a boost with the return of Britain’s Got Talent and drama heavyweight The Prisoner. Broadcast’s Jake Kanter casts his critical eye over the two new shows.
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CommentSkillset guidelines are key to attracting diverse talent
Employers can help ensure creatives have fair access to the industry, writes Dinah Caine.
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CommentTime for TV to reinvent
Broadcasters must build brands, form partnerships and diversify, writes Five’s Dawn Airey.
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CommentWhy radio can return to its ‘content is king’ philosophy
Technology can help commercial radio go back to its roots, says Richard Wheatly.
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CommentProduct placement: what UK can learn from the US
In-show advertising needn’t be so blatant that it risks turning off viewers, says Frank Zazza.
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CommentTwo-screen is rebirth of event TV for Twitterers
Media stacking has huge implications for broadcasters, says James Kirkham.
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CommentMasculine TV culture is leaving women behind
Life experiences are all too often overlooked in television recruitment, says Stuart Cosgrove.
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CommentNot the end of television, but a means of delivering it
The competition to take TV online can only be good for the medium, writes Lisa Opie.