All ITV articles – Page 90
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VideoZomboat!, ITV2
Four survivors of a zombie attack take to a canal boat in this comedy from Noho Film and Television
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NewsITV finalises duty-of-care guidelines for producers
The plans have been road-tested on ITV Studios shows over recent months
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NewsClunes hails Doc’s global appeal
Buffalo Pictures co-founder says overseas sales are key to the longevity of ITV comedy drama
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NewsManhunt detective joins FirstLook TV crime panel
Nurses Who Kill indie assembles five-strong team to advise on factual series
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NewsIndie shows feature in BritBox beta
Shows from Hat Trick, Kudos and Red set to be available at launch
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NewsBritBox confirms Freeview and YouView distribution deals
App coming to set-top boxes by end of the year
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NewsITV brand director: ‘There is only one Love Island’
Claire Heys hails unique commercial appeal of ITV2 show
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NewsFugitive and Little Delicious ink first-look deal
Anthony Kimble’s start-up to launch new format firm’s shows at Mipcom
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NewsDiversity focus shifts at RTS
PSB bosses pledge to do more to boost staff progression as Lenny Henry calls for dedicated funds
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NewsPlymouth indie start-up wins ITV daytime double
Nadia Sawalha and Juliet Sear land cooking shows
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NewsITV plots blue-chip natural history project
Broadcaster hunts co-pro partners for Plimsoll Productions doc
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NewsBritBox secures C5 and Comedy Central content
ITV strikes deal with Viacom for hundreds of hours of UK shows
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NewsOfcom greenlights BritBox
Regulator gives ITV and the BBC formal all-clear to proceed with VoD platform
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NewsITV Studios agrees landmark iPlayer deal
‘Productive chats’ held with the BBC over past few months - but indie concerns remain
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NewsMahon and Lygo: landing shows is harder than ever
Seven out of 10 new titles fail to hit slot average
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NewsPortugal welcomes ITV interview with Ronaldo
Ronaldo’s home country among several broadcasters set to air Piers Morgan show
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NewsNicky Morgan: PSBs must be ‘fleet-footed’
Culture secretary urges pooling of resources to take on SVoD ’revolution’