All Diversity articles – Page 74
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         Comment CommentBBC must be bolder on diversityMistakes of the past should not be repeated, says Barnie Choudhury 
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         News NewsTV Collective 'cautiously' welcomes BBC diversity blueprintTV Collective founder and director Simone Pennant is cautiously optimistic about the BBC’s latest push to boost diversity on- and off-screen. 
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         News NewsPrince Charles backs TV and film diversity drivePrince Charles has praised the work of the National Film and Television School (NFTS) in their ongoing campaign to improve levels of diversity in the industry. 
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         News NewsHall set to reveal BBC plans to boost diversityBBC director general Tony Hall is preparing to reveal the corporation’s plans to improve diversity both on- and off-screen in the run-up to charter renewal. 
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         News NewsBBC in talks to find ‘wider audience’ for MobosThe BBC is in talks to bring the Mobo Awards to a “wider audience” after omitting the celebration of black pop music from its ambitious music strategy this week. 
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         News NewsLenny Henry to introduce NFTS GalaLenny Henry is to introduce this year’s National Film and Television School’s (NFTS) Gala. 
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         News NewsOfcom blasted over diversityOfcom’s lack of action and transparency on equality monitoring has contributed to the broadcasting industry’s “catastrophic” failure to achieve progress on diversity, according to the UK’s most powerful creative sector unions. 
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         Comment CommentLow pay is main reason for lack of diversity in TVDiversity initiatives are all very well, but new entrants need money too. 
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         News NewsPressure grows for fresh TV diversity targetsBroadcasters and indies should be hit with financial penalties for failing to hit targets introduced to boost diversity, according to four leading figures. 
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         News NewsAlbury questions BBC diversity effortsFormer RTS chief executive Simon Albury has questioned the seriousness of BBC news director James Harding’s ambition to tackle diversity. 
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         News NewsDiane Coyle: BBC must be a kaleidoscope of diversityThe BBC Trust’s acting chairman Diane Coyle has insisted that the corporation must reflect the “kaleidoscopic” diversity of modern Britain. 
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         Comment CommentDiversity: time for joined-up thinkingImproving diversity demands joined-up thinking and creative sense 
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         News NewsDiversify to offer practical tips to producersTV execs will benefit from a series of tips about how to improve the diversity of their production teams at a Diversify event to be held next week as part of Creative Week. 
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         News NewsTrevor Phillips & Krishnan Guru-Murthy join Creative WeekTrevor Phillips OBE and Channel 4’s Krishnan Guru-Murthy are to join the speakers at Creative Week’s Diversify event. 
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         News NewsITV to tackle diversity via informal objectivesITV’s commissioning team has been set informal objectives to increase the diversity of participants and talent in some of its most high-profile shows. 
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         News NewsLords: boost election debate diversityUK broadcasters vying to host an election debate next year should consider installing moderators from more diverse backgrounds, according to a group of peers. 
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         Comment CommentDiversity mattersThe under-representation of ethnic minorities in the creative sector was highlighted at a Creative Access showcase 
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         Comment CommentLenny Henry: The Roadmap for ChangeTV Collective founder Simone Pennant on bringing Lenny Henry’s diversity vision to life 
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         News NewsKrishnan Guru-Murthy: no progress on diversityKrishnan Guru-Murthy has claimed that diversity in UK broadcasting has gone “backwards” over the past 20 years because bosses are “paralysed by the idea of doing something really radical”. 
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         News NewsBBC plans BAME Expert initiativeThe BBC is to hold two presenter talent days for the BAME communities, which it hopes will build on the success of the Expert Women initiative. 
 



 
     
    
    













