All DCMS articles – Page 22
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NewsNew Ofcom chief urges PSBs to ‘reach the viewer’
Melanie Dawes also attacks BBC management’s ‘London-centricity’
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NewsIndustry bodies raise concerns over most vulnerable
Film & TV Charity and WFTV speak up for freelancers
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NewsAlex Mahon: C4 needs to go to young people
Chief exec puts partnerships with YouTube and TikTok in her sights
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NewsBBC clashes with Amazon and Google over smart speakers
James Purnell calls for greater regulation after US companies use its news stories in their own bulletins
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NewsIndustry bodies lobby government over 14-day quarantine
BFI and Pact plead with DCMS to make cast and crew exempt
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NewsDCMS submits Covid-19 recovery proposal
Culture minister Caroline Dinenage warns that all corners of creative industries are making ‘huge demands for money’
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NewsBBC freelancers seek furlough as scheme closes to new entrants
Lawyer backs workers’ claims that they are eligible for support
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NewsDCMSC lambasts government on lack of freelancer support
Julian Knight says support schemes have ‘failed to champion the needs’ of self-employed
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CommentTurning the advertising ignition
Market on road to recovery as car showrooms open their doors
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NewsFreelancers fear ‘timebomb’ as furloughing ticks down
Bectu head Philippa Childs warns that workers face reduced job opportunities and pay rates
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NewsGovernment greenlights high-end TV proposals
Covid-19 safety training for all staff and video conferencing for drama directors among DCMS guidelines
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NewsDCMS urged to set up coronavirus safety net
Pan-industry proposals submitted for multi-million-pound fund to help restart production
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NewsEnders: production sector ‘on its stomach’
Up to half of creative sector may be wiped out, senior analyst warns
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NewsBBC3 linear return would be ‘powerful symbol’
Sources say strategy would send message to young audiences
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NewsEastEnders and Top Gear to resume production
Charlotte Moore confirms BBC Studios will return to flagship shows next month
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NewsFreelancers voice safety, health and diversity fears
Bectu takes the mood of members as productions get greenlight to resume
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NewsGovernment confirms socially-distanced film and TV production can resume
Workplaces open up to staff who cannot work from home
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NewsBrabin: extend aid to creatives by six months
Shadow culture minister queries whether indies could benefit from R&D grants
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News‘Project Restart’ proposals issued for high-end TV
British Film Commission consultation recommends health tests, safety training and CGI crowds