Indies Comment – Page 19
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CommentPodcasts should be more than an add-on
The medium can be a valuable way for indies to grow the value of their IP, says Josh Adley
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CommentDigital firms go back to the future
Facebook is looking to use familiar formats in innovative ways
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CommentWe should all listen to Oprah
Talking about diversity feels very 2017 – this should be the year of doing it, says Ninder Billing
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CommentWhat’s behind indie launches?
New year brings a host of start-ups with little sign of a slowdown
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CommentYou can’t have too many indies
If anything, we need more to maintain creativity and improve diversity, says Victoria Powell
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CommentBrexit is a threat to broadcasting
Government must include the industry in any transitional agreement, says Vince Cable
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CommentStudios & Worldwide need to bridge cultural divide
BBC Studios has never been terribly comfortable with the notion it has been ‘commercialised’
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CommentHow a TV doc became a West End show
Jes Wilkins and Jenny Popplewell on changing minds and lives with Jamie: Drag Queen At 16
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CommentEveryone reaps the benefits of an inclusive approach
The public want to see themselves on screen – and it makes for better shows, says Jess Fowle
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CommentWe need to invest to sustain growth
Training is vital to ensure the UK continues to punch above its weight, says Seetha Kumar
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CommentKatz can bring back C4’s bite
Audience for edgy content is still out there, but being underserved, says Steven D Wright
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CommentThere’s no place for abuse in TV
Is it really so hard to ensure that people are treated decently?
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CommentFlipping the script on race issues
It’s not just the story being told that matters, but who is telling it, says Lucy Pilkington
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CommentDisabled talent deserves a chance
Judge people on what they can bring to a production, not what they can’t, says The A Word’s Marcus Wilson
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CommentTV’s not as good as it used to be
Even the drama boom masks a huge slip in quality for today’s shows, says Steven D Wright
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CommentThe UK will always be the home of good TV
With Brexit looming, why has a French indie launched in the UK? Samuel Kissous explains
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CommentLook overseas for a way to beat the uncertainty of Brexit
Weak pound makes buying British attractive for foreign broadcasters, says Danny Fenton
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CommentFlexible Netflix finds friends
Broadcasters as nervous of digital players as indies are optimistic