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FeaturesBroadcast International Mipcom 2026 Hot Picks: Formats
Including a hotly anticipated game adaptation, a Japanese culinary-dating combo, a gameshow tackling assumptions and a zombie apocalypse-inspired show
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FeaturesBroadcast International Mipcom 2026 Hot Picks: Unscripted
Including a real-life version of The Pitt, two natural history big-hitters and a three-parter on the late princess Diana
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FeaturesBroadcast International Mipcom 2026 Hot Picks: Scripted
Including a John Le Carré adaptation, a darkly comedic drama and Stephen Fry’s tribute to procedurals
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FeaturesHow Studio Ramsay Global is seeking a new recipe for growth
Gordon Ramsay and chief creative officer Lisa Edwards on how the indie plans to move beyond its culinary niche
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CommentCécile Frot-Coutaz: The Sky-ITV deal is an investment in brilliant British storytelling
The Sky Studios chief on why the benefits of the deal will stretch far beyond the two companies involved
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CommentLife after the festival: let’s write Scottish TV’s next chapter
Instead of mourning the loss of the annual gathering in Edinburgh, let’s work out what needs to happen now, says Claire Mundell
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FeaturesAnalysis: Can indies really make money on YouTube?
As producers follow the viewers migrating to the digital world, Manori Ravindran explores whether or not they are likely to turn a profit
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CommentChris Curtis: YouTube is a phenomenon – but let’s say the quiet bit out loud
The platform’s rapid rise has changed the environment for commercial broadcasters writes Broadcast’s editor-in-chief
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FeaturesBroadcasters play to their strengths as greenlights fall
Despite an 18% drop in commissions for the US, UK, Australia and Canada in H1 2026, the BBC and Bell Media held up well against their rivals
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FeaturesBearing fruit: What’s next for Orchard Studios
Lineker indie’s top team chat to Broadcast about journalistic rigour, staying true to roots and need for scale
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CommentScott Bryan: Bravery and empathy can help bring societal change
As the commissioning slowdown hits queer programming, the need to back ideas outside the mainstream is greater than ever