More Edinburgh TV Festival News – Page 266
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NewsEmporium lands yacht disaster doc with ITV
Silverlining Rights ties up commission across eight international broadcasters
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NewsBBC World Service behind Gaza doc for Storyville
Film from investigative unit BBC Eye explores impact of war on Gazans
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NewsITV dominates NTAs with ten gongs
Mr Bates takes awards for best drama, best drama performance and special impact
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NewsIn brief: ITV and Channel 5 licenses; Yes Yes Media first look deal; Electric move for Barry Chamberlain
Ofcom finds ‘good cause’ to renew PSB licenses for another decade
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NewsLightbox lands debut drama with Sky History
Gunpowder Siege aims to reframe focus of infamous 17th century rebellion
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NewsITV gets set for second series of Red Eye
Bad Wolf flight thriller takes off for another run following ratings success
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NewsScreenSkills pilot points to value of apprenticeships
More than 75% of apprentices in two-year TV scheme secured further employment
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NewsLime chiefs Kate Little and Claire Poyser to step down
Pair set to move on from Lime and stablemates Lion and Wise Owl Films
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NewsWoodcut series to explore botched murder cases
Six parter for Crime + Investigation looks at killers who slipped through the net
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NewsOlivia Colman indie snaps up Emmy-winning producer
Lucy Barzun Donnelly joins South of the River with Lina Stroud promoted
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NewsThe TV Collective to launch content funds at upcoming festival
Initiatives aim to support global majority creatives hit by commissioning downturn
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NewsFremantle hires former Cinecittà Studios boss
Nicola Maccanico appointed chief of Fremantle Italy Group, while Bruno Fallot upped to head France, Iberia and Israel
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NewsIn brief: Attenborough boards Asia; ITVX acquires SPT content; Film & TV Charity promotion
BBC1 landmark wildlife series to be presented by David Attenborough
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NewsBanijay Americas launches premium docs label
Filmmaker Daniel Silver to lead BD4 with backing from super-indie
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NewsPact urges broadcasters to outline spending plans amid tough times
John McVay also slams ‘callous’ Edinburgh talk of middle market drop-off as he unveils 2024 census
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News‘Insufficient evidence’ found that Jeremy Kyle Show caused guest’s death
Spokesperson for Kyle says his name has been cleared as coroner rules on death of Stephen Dymond
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NewsTim Davie stands by Huw Edwards post-arrest payments
Director general admits disgraced news presenter has not returned circa £200,000
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NewsBBC chair looks to ‘dial down’ relationship with govt
Samir Shah says broadcaster is being damaged by political leverage as he urges charter overhaul
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NewsC4 rejects increasing nations quota beyond 12%
PSB intends to hit minimum threshold ahead of proposed 2030 start date
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NewsStreamers spend in UK double nearest European peer
SVoD giants invest £1.7bn in British original content EAO analysis finds