All articles by Jake Kanter – Page 66

  • The Dales
    News

    The Dales cancelled by ITV

    2013-12-20T12:18:00Z

    ITV’s Adrian Edmondson-fronted factual brand The Dales will not return for a fourth series.

  • Him & Her
    Ratings

    Him & Her ends on a high

    2013-12-20T10:29:00Z

    Him & Her bowed out with its biggest audience in two years on Thursday - as The Great Train Robbery’s audience held reasonably steady on Thursday.

  • Danny Dyer
    Podcast

    Talking TV: Christmas quiz

    2013-12-19T13:14:00Z

    The final Talking TV podcast of 2013 serves up a festive treat as producers and the Broadcast team go toe-to-toe in a Christmas quiz.

  • BBC
    News

    BBC DMI bosses collected £18,000 in bonuses

    2013-12-19T12:26:00Z

    The BBC paid senior managers overseeing the failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI) £18,000 in bonuses, it has emerged.

  • Rachael Stirling
    News

    R4 political chief slams BBC portrayals of disability

    2013-12-19T12:25:00Z

    BBC Radio 4’s chief political correspondent Gary O’Donoghue has criticised the corporation’s drama output for allowing actors to effectively “black up” to play people with disabilities.

  • Dynamo
    News

    Dynamo heads to BBC1

    2013-12-19T12:25:00Z

    BBC1 has snapped up the rights to air some of the first series of Watch’s hit magic show Dynamo: Magician Impossible.

  • Grand National
    News

    IMG sale completed

    2013-12-18T17:34:00Z

    Talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) and private equity firm Silver Lake have confirmed the acquisition of IMG Media for a reported fee of more than $2bn (£1.2bn).

  • BBC
    News

    BBC lifts lid on DMI failings

    2013-12-18T13:17:00Z

    A PwC report has revealed the BBC’s most senior executives did not have “sufficient” grasp of the Digital Media Initiative (DMI) to challenge its faltering progress, before it was axed at a cost of £98.4m.

  • Lorraine Pascale
    News

    Lorraine Pascale fronts fostering doc for BBC2

    2013-12-18T12:04:00Z

    TV chef Lorraine Pascale is to front a BBC2 film about foster care in the UK.

  • Channel 4 Grand National promo
    News

    IMG on the brink of sale

    2013-12-18T09:11:00Z

    IMG Media is close to being sold to talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) and private equity firm Silver Lake in a deal worth more than $2bn (£1.2bn), according to reports.

  • Scrambled!
    News

    ITV preps weekend kid's brand

    2013-12-17T12:15:00Z

    The makers of Holly & Stephen’s Saturday Showdown are to produce a children’s weekend breakfast format for ITV.

  • Come Dine with Me
    News

    C4 adds twist to Come Dine with Me

    2013-12-17T12:06:00Z

    Channel 4 is to bring a fresh twist to its long-running cookery format Come Dine with Me by making couples compete for cash.

  • Mark Burnett
    News

    Mark Burnett to bring non-scripted indie to the UK

    2013-12-17T10:25:00Z

    Mark Burnett, the producer behind The Apprentice and Survivor, is to establish his non-scripted business One Three Media in the UK as part of a joint venture with Red Arrow Entertainment.

  • Damon Pattison
    News

    Lucky Day boss steps down

    2013-12-16T13:14:00Z

    Damon Pattison is to leave Lucky Day, the Zodiak Media indie he founded in 2008.

  • Daybreak
    News

    Daybreak recruits new editor

    2013-12-16T13:00:00Z

    Neil Thompson, an ITV commissioner for factual, documentaries and daytime, has become the permanent editor of Daybreak.

  • The Jonathan Ross Show
    Ratings

    Jonathan Ross enjoys best series yet for ITV

    2013-12-16T12:53:00Z

    Jonathan Ross’ ITV chat show enjoyed its best series to date – as a Channel 4 film on psychopaths struggled to cut through on Saturday.

  • Lady Gaga
    News

    Lady Gaga X Factor show cleared

    2013-12-16T11:45:00Z

    Lady Gaga’s raunchy performance on The X Factor in October will not be investigated by Ofcom.

  • X Factor
    Ratings

    X Factor finale second lowest-rated ever

    2013-12-16T10:41:00Z

    The X Factor finale performed to its second lowest audience on record on Sunday as Sam Bailey was crowned champion.

  • BBC
    News

    MPs attack BBC ‘culture of cronyism’

    2013-12-16T10:11:00Z

    The BBC has risked its reputation by allowing a culture of “cronyism” to develop over senior management payoffs, according to an influential group of MPs.

  • Mock the Week
    News

    BBC: Comedy panel shows should include women

    2013-12-13T12:21:00Z

    The BBC has told producers there is “no excuse” for not having women on comedy panel shows as it looks to hit new gender representation objectives set by the BBC Trust.