All articles by Ellie Kahn – Page 188
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NewsCampbell highlights regional focus ahead of BBC3 relaunch
Controller to create programming that represents youngsters across the country
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NewsBBC3 preps ‘shareable’ news bulletin
The Catch Up to be fronted by Levi Jouavel, Kirsty Grant and Callum Tulley
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NewsScreenSkills & Film & TV Charity provide mental health resource
Online guidance designed to support for managers
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NewsPJDN creators score BBC3 sitcom
Big Talk to produce Steve Stamp and Ben Murray’s Peacock, alongside single drama from Aysha Rafaele
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NewsJack Thorne: protect PSBs to safeguard disabled talent
His Dark Materials writer says that SVoDs do not share the same obligations to society
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NewsSlim Film production head joins Nautilus indie
Lincia Daniel joins Moonriver, with promotion for Casey Herbert
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NewsITVS reopens This Is Your Life in Australia
Evergreen format returns after more than a decade in deal with All3Media International
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NewsDavie concerned licence fee deal hampers BBC ability to compete
Director general reveals £1.4bn shortfall as a result of two-year freeze
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NewsDooley indie scores debut with murder doc
Little Dooley ties with True Vision for BBC2 single Two Daughters
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NewsFreeborne development head joins NHU
Laura Harris leaves Netflix-supported business to lead division alongside Jess Colman
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NewsBBC names Small Indie Fund recipients
50 indies share £1m pot with access to a commissioning editor mentor
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NewsPurnell proposes BBC household levy
Former culture secretary also calls for corporation to be allowed to buy Channel 4
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NewsHappy Valley picked up in Turkey
BBCS agrees deal with Pastel Film to adapt Sally Wainwright drama
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NewsStoryville unveils hard-hitting slate of docs
BBC4 strand acquires films about the Holocaust, Robert Mugabe and journalism under president Putin
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NewsScottish culture secretary defends BBC licence fee
UK government ‘does not like journalists asking difficult questions’ says Angus Robertson
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NewsScottish freelancer fund pays out £3m in three weeks
Culture secretary Angus Robertson reveals 1,800 individuals have applied for help this year