All Diversity articles – Page 49
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NewsMahon: C4 pay gap increase ‘disappointing’
Acquisition of The Box Plus pegs back progress at broadcaster
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NewsAll3Media US recruits chief people officer
Kelsey Boxser appointed to help address HR issues in an industry in a ‘constant state of flux’
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CommentTime to end TV’s #DiversityFails
Diverse make-up of those at the top is the only way to effect real change, says Marcus Ryder
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NewsLords issues PSB plan
BBC funding commission and £800k high-end drama tax break threshold among the proposals
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NewsPSBs and Sky come together on disability
Broadcasters to share experiences and progress at day-long event next month
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NewsFilm London lauches BAME training scheme
ITV’s Ade Rawcliffe and Rough Cut’s Ash Atalla among backers of initiative to support 10 mid-level professionals
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NewsActor blasts ‘lazy’ casting directors over disability
Choose us because we are good actors - not because you think you’re being ‘brave’, says Adam Pearson
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FeaturesAaqil Ahmed: Network East
The former BBC and Channel 4 exec recalls bhangra’s ‘punk’ moment on BBC2’s attempt to mix contemporary and traditional British Asian culture
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NewsLabour MP urges BBC to recognise ‘systemic race issues’
Seema Malhotra: “Munchetty story is the tip of the iceberg”
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NewsOfcom: BBC TV reaches less than half of young people
Regulator steps up call for corporation tackle youth exodus and address diversity
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NewsSamira Ahmed takes BBC to court over unequal pay
Broadcaster challenges disparity with male colleagues
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NewsJack Thorne: TV is failing disabled actors
Industry is doing an ‘incredibly bad’ job in on-screen representation, says The Accident writer
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NewsBBC names diversity head
Anne Foster exits Sony to take over role previously held by Tunde Ogungbesan
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CommentDiversity should be baked into the DNA of our shows
Sky 1 comedy In The Long Run shows what can be done if we try, says TriForce Creative Network’s Jimmy Akingbola
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NewsJune Sarpong appointed BBC diversity lead
Campaigner takes on new role to support on and off-screen talent