All articles by Max Goldbart – Page 84
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NewsBBC lays out Small Indie Fund priorities
Underserved audiences and emerging talent will be prioritised in £1m pot allocation for sub-£10m producers
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NewsUnion fury at government’s ‘act of sabotage’ over licence fee
NUJ and Bectu decry ‘catastrophic’ impact of decriminalisation
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NewsWriters Room head: industry is failing disabled writers
Anne Edyvean also highlights working class challenge
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NewsJames Purnell raises young listener concerns
Radio 1’s Greg James breakfast show’s audience falls by 6%, Rajar figures show
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NewsBBC1 returns to Kay Mellor’s Syndicate
BritBox North America backs fourth series of lottery winners drama, which last aired in 2015
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NewsHit BBC Sounds podcast gets TV transfer
New Regency Television International lines up drama adaptation of The Missing Cryptoqueen
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NewsStarting gun fired on licence fee review
Culture secretary Nicky Morgan unveils public consultation
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NewsBBC Sounds launches Panorama podcast
Offshoot of current affairs strand joins youth-skewing shows on slate
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NewsNetflix blasted by MPs over tax affairs
Margaret Hodge leads charge over ’devious financial structure’
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NewsKids tune out of radios and into smart speakers
More than a quarter use the likes of Alexa and Google Home on an ‘ad-hoc basis’, Ofcom reports
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NewsTop Gear steers to BBC1
Charlotte Moore impressed with format’s performance among underserved audiences
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NewsNaga Munchetty: ‘positive things’ emerged from Trump row
BBC Breakfast presenter says her comments have opened up ’uncomfortable conversations’
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NewsStudio Ramsay strikes joint venture with Gino D’Acampo
Celebrity chef will front unscripted shows pitched at UK and US
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NewsNew DCMSC chair promises ‘difficult questions’ over licence fee
Julian Knight reiterates threat of switching funding model
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NewsBBC News cuts: ‘A dangerous assault on the very thing we are so good at’
Staff voice fears about ’worse than homogenised’ bulletins
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NewsBroadcasters consider Boris Brexit address boycott
PM draws ire over use of 10 Downing Street digital team rather than a host broadcaster