All articles by Emily Bell – Page 2
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CommentWelcoming reduced revenues
The TV industry must swap Chablis for Coke Zero if it is to change.
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CommentContent-sharing makes sense
BBC’s video offering is not detrimental to commercial news providers.
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CommentUK VoD: competition or chaos?
Will Kangaroo, Canvas and Hulu be too much choice for consumers?
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CommentData shouldn’t be child’s play
Relying on ‘insights’ from fickle youngsters can only lead to trouble.
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CommentDominant, but for how long?
Sky has found a serious opponent - in the form of regulator Ofcom.
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CommentLessons of Setanta’s downfall
Europe should have focused on the consumer and pricing models.
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Young guns can rescue radio
The industry will only gain from giving airtime to younger players.
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Emily Bell: Channel 4's quiet success story
The 4iP project could be a milestone for public service provision.
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When it's better to partner
A one-stop shop for audio on the internet would be good for all.
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Emily Bell: Time to pay under the odds
Are Lygo and Duncan's salary sacrifices the start of a readjustment?
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Emily Bell: Time to cut the crap with kids
Why Blue Peter's decline was predictable and utterly avoidable.
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Moore power to the people
Could ex-Telegraph editor's licence fee rebellion become a mass act?
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Questioning Ofcom's PSB role
Submissions to its PSB review are calling on Ofcom to get tough.The eye-straining business of reading the submissions to Ofcom on its upcoming review of public service broadcasting was not entirely a waste of Optrex. It was an exercise that rekindled my somewhat dormant faith in the wisdom of crowds.
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CommentEmily Bell: VoD future is a leap in the dark
Why the Kangaroo team will find life tough in the on-demand world.
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CommentHot Topic: PSB
The regulator finds itself shackled to a policy of its own making, says Emily Bell.
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CommentEmily Bell: Archive of activity
Keating's new job as chief BBC archivist is no demotion in the in-demand world.
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CommentEmily Bell: The regulation game
The new Ofcom chair must encourage innovation - and punish bad acting.
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