All articles by Lisa Campbell
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         Comment CommentTV's turn to take the stage on equalityThe Baftas were awash with activists and #timesup badges - now we need to turn promises into actions, says Lisa Campbell 
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         The Broadcast Interview The Broadcast InterviewFulwell 73The small British indie has made a big splash in the US with James Corden’s The Late Late Show 
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         News NewsFulwell 73 strikes US development dealFulwell 73 Productions, the UK-based producer of The Late Late Show with James Corden, is to further expand in the US after striking a development deal with CBS Television Studios. 
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         News NewsOona King appointed YouTube global diversity chiefChannel 4 diversity executive Oona King is leaving the broadcaster after seven years to join YouTube in a global role as director of diversity. 
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         Features FeaturesIs sexism still rife in TV?A report commissioned by Channel 4 diversity executive Oona King shows that television is ‘awash’ with low-level on-screen sexism. Lisa Campbell takes a look at the findings 
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         News NewsAdam Crozier issues warning over diversity complacencyITV chief executive Adam Crozier has welcomed the progress made by broadcasters on diversity but warned against celebrating victory too soon. 
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         News NewsBanking more ethnically diverse than mediaA study of the top 10,000 executives across British industry reveals a deep “diversity deficit”– and reveals the banking and finance sector is more ethnically diverse than the media. 
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         Features FeaturesLisa Campbell: 10 Years in TVAs she hands over the editorship of Broadcast, Lisa Campbell looks back at a decade in TV 
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         News NewsSky to overhaul ‘rules of engagement’Sky is to overhaul its ‘rules of engagement’ with the indie community after receiving feedback from more than 100 production companies. 
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         News NewsSky commissioning performance: how does it compare?Indies want clearer lines of communication, more marketing support and quicker response rates in their dealings with Sky, according to the broadcaster’s first commissioning survey. 
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         Comment CommentPressing need for diversity dataRepresentation won’t improve if we don’t know who’s making TV 
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         News NewsCDN puts diversity pledges to testThe Creative Diversity Network (CDN) is on the brink of unveiling a monitoring service that will assess how the major broadcasters’ are performing against their diversity targets – and compared with each other – for the first time. 
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         News NewsTV admits diversity failuresBaroness Floella Benjamin made an impassioned plea in her opening address at Ed Vaizey’s diversity roundtable last week: “Don’t let our children down,” she said, “especially our young black men. They don’t feel part of this.” 
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         News NewsTime Warner speeds up Shed buyoutTime Warner wants to accelerate a plan to take full ownership of Shed Media ahead of schedule, Broadcast has learned. 
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         Comment CommentC4’s right to strengthen indie tiesBut broadcaster must continue to broaden TV’s supply base says Lisa Campbell 
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         News NewsLenny Henry: diversity needs dedicated fundingActor and writer Lenny Henry has called for broadcasters to ring-fence money to increase BAME representation in the TV industry. 
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         News NewsCreative Industries Council kick off UK campaignThe Creative Industries Council is to promote TV, film and other creative industries via a website which showcases and coordinates activity across the sector. 
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         News NewsSPT backs Warner to bolster UK prospectsSony Pictures Television (SPT) has backed Karl Warner’s Electric Ray to strengthen its UK powerbase, and is looking to emerging territories for future IP deals. 
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         News NewsKarl Warner launches Sony-backed indieFormer BBC entertainment commissioner Karl Warner is launching an indie called Electric Ray with the backing of Sony Pictures Television (SPT). 
 



 
     
    
    













