All Edinburgh TV Festival articles
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FeaturesFive takeaways from the Edinburgh TV Festival
Broadcast bids farewell to Edinburgh by casting an analytical eye over the final TV Festival in the Scottish capital
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VideoVideo: From Big Tech to Public Service - Matt Brittin
Kirsty Wark and Edinburgh TV Festival delegates quiz the new BBC director-general
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day four
The best images from the final day of this year’s event
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NewsITV comedy head: genre not backed like ents and drama
Nana Hughes says funding for her programming is hard to come by and shows aren’t given leeway if they fail
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FeaturesThe industry’s favourite shows of 2026 so far
Broadcast asks TV figures to celebrate the best work of the British indie community this year
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day three
The best images from the third day of this year’s event
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News‘Groundbreaking’ Deaf dramas must become commonplace
Reunion scribe William Mager warns that representation only succeeds if work continues to flow
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NewsRichard Gadd champions emerging Edinburgh TV industry event
Baby Reindeer creator advocates for importance of having sector gathering that coincides with Fringe Festival
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NewsPanel puts spotlight on commissioners’ development expertise
Lack of knowledge can lead to hesitancy and prolonging of greenlight process
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NewsScreen Scotland unveils Edinburgh event to plug gap left by TV Festival
Screen agency and The Fringe Society will deliver pilot event in August 2027 - when TV Festival makes its Manchester debut
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NewsMatt Brittin sets out radical plan for new British content platform
Director general wants the BBC to drive the creation of a reimagined space for public service media
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NewsLast One Laughing series three cast revealed
Harry Hill, Lee Mack and Katherine Parkinson among newbies as Richard Ayoade returns
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NewsYouTube EMEA boss hits back at PSB prominence push
Pedro Pina argues move would hit creators and impact ’foundational principle’ of free viewing choice on the streamer
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NewsC4 docs chief: we can’t compete on certain access stories
Alisa Pomeroy says ‘bun fight’ among buyers wards her off some national stories
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NewsJimmy Mulville: ‘social mobility is going backwards’
Education, confidence and pathways crucial to supporting working class talent in TV
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NewsAmol Rajan calls for BBC to be mutually owned by public
Alternative MacTaggart lecturer suggests change could save the broadcaster
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NewsNews is flourishing but must evolve to combat misinformation
Susanna Reid, Clive Myrie and Cathy Newman say appetite for trusted news remains
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NewsAmol Rajan: Alternative MacTaggart lecture in full
“History will be very kind to Tim Davie, who had the toughest job of any DG and was, in my view, one of the greats”