All ITV articles – Page 89
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NewsBritBox content costs in spotlight
Distributors warn of budget concerns for premium drama acquisition
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NewsBritBox begins battle to reach customer base
Distribution via major platforms and building consumer awareness are among top priorities for the forthcoming service
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CommentBritBox will need time to settle
Service has potential if it shrugs off what could be a tricky launch
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VideoA Confession, ITV
New drama series from Jeff Pope, produced by ITV Studios and Urban Myth Films
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NewsITVS GE signs first-look deal with drama start-up
Alchemy has been formed by The Miniaturist exec producer Kate SInclair
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NewsITV apologises for breaching Ofcom election rules
Regulator upheld complaint over Good Morning Britain
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NewsMcCall and Hall: we’ll pull shows from Netflix to back BritBox
Broadcasters push for exclusive content to support new service
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NewsOfcom to probe UK streaming service
Regulator launches four-week consultation into PSB SVoD service
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NewsITV picks up Van der Valk
Broadcaster signs as pre-sales partner on Company Pictures’ detective drama
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NewsITV Entertainment to produce US version of Cannonball
USA Network orders 10-part run of Talpa’s aquatic gameshow
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NewsStereotypes ‘creeping in’ to children’s shows
CBeebies’ Apple Tree House and Something Special among the bright spots in Hopster-commissioned survey
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NewsEmmerdale actor calls for mandatory TV ‘disability champions’
James Moore says measure is needed to ensure authentic representation
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NewsTalkback confirms Jonno Richards as MD
Indie also carves out head of fact ent position for Harry’s Heroes’ exec
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VideoDeep Water, ITV
Emotional thriller adapted by Anna Symon from Paula Day’s Windermere novels. Produced by Kudos
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NewsLuther creator pens debut ITV drama
Neil Cross adapting one of his own novels for Euston Films’ thriller Because the Night
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NewsRichard Frediani to helm BBC Breakfast
Former ITV head of news takes over from Adam Bullimore in Salford-based role
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NewsSky News to ditch ‘heartbeat bill’ phrase
Healthcare groups have appealed to broadcasters to avoid using emotive term