All Funding articles – Page 9
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NewsLabour looks at free TV licences for people on benefits
Shadow culture secretary says BBC must ‘be fair’ in cost of living crisis
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CommentOpen letter to Tim Davie: 10 ways to survive 2027
BBC expert John Mair lays out his thoughts for the director general as the BBC prepares for the future funding debate
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NewsDrive to Survive’s Box to Box secures major capital injection
Move from sports investment specialist Bruin Capital will fuel project self-financing
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NewsBBC gears up for second £150,000 comedy bursary
Editors will be invited to sign up to the Comedy Collective for first time
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NewsContent Kings co-founder: Middle East expansion ‘opens buyers pool’
Jonathan Levi rejects criticism of moving to region and questions ’somewhat misplaced moral high ground’ of western markets
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NewsBBC axes Question of Sport
Sport quiz now fronted by Paddy McGuinness is latest victim of funding cuts
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NewsIn brief: Big Light Productions scheme; Tourism Ireland fund; All3MI format deal
Dekel Nitzan is writers’ apprenticeship programme pick
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NewsFreelancers hampered by ‘broken’ TV workforce system
Bectu and FTVC discuss potential for ‘third-party body’ pairing freelancers and broadcasters
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NewsJapan’s Toho buys £180m stake in Fifth Season
Tokyo entertainment giant’s investment gives it 25% of Severance producer-distributor
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NewsOfcom proposes 11% reduction in C4 originations quota
Regulator launches consultation as PSB’s 10-year licence up for renewal
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NewsBBC to launch Scotland and NI audio production hub
New unit will help push towards out of London production target
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NewsBBC Nations supremo fends off newspaper editors’ attack
Rhodri Talfan Davies responds to claim that BBC is a ‘neighbour from hell’
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NewsBBC told to stop ‘suffocating’ local journalism as editors unite
Newspapers demand that corporation halts rollout of new local news sites
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NewsGovernment kiboshes 9% BBC licence fee rise
Blow for BBC as culture secretary raises concerns over cost of living
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NewsWildscreen unveils winners of £60,000 natural history grant
Films about frogs, pangolins and tapirs to be funded by Wildscreen and On the Edge
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NewsNewsnight to be cut back under savings plan
Flagship current affairs show gets reduced to 30 minutes
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NewsBBC acting chair: A leaner BBC can be a better BBC
Elan Closs Stephens speaks out on ‘difficult choices’ and chair appointment process
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NewsOfcom chair launches impassioned defence of free speech
Lord Grade says regulator not in business of ‘stifling innovation’ and spotlights future of BBC
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NewsC4 could access £75m credit facility as revenue drops
Alex Mahon and chair Ian Cheshire update MPs on in-house production
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NewsChannel 4 set to report larger deficit than planned
Predicted Q4 upturn has not transpired amid ’post-Covid-boom correction’