More Edinburgh TV Festival News – Page 4086
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On The Box - Eat your heart out.
Rainbow Post Productions facilities manager Louise Goldman found Saturday Kitchen lukewarm but Travels of a Gringo hot stuff.
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News Analysis - The Kevin Lygo Show.
With breakfast, daytime, early evening and late night to sort out, plus Channel 4's multicultural and nations and regions remits, will new director of television Kevin Lygo still have time for a bit of mischief?
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Format Fatigue - Big Brother, big trouble?
With audience figures falling and critics slating this year's Big Brother is the show over for the daddy of reality TV programmes? Patrick Barrett looks at what the future holds for the format as the producers try to win back viewers.
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INTERVIEW - Where there's a Will.
Back-stabbing, Machiavellian scheming and leaks to the press. But the BBC's former deputy director general Will Wyatt says that's not really his style - just what he thought necessary to stop Greg Dyke taking the top job.
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Free to Air - You're just killing me.
Something odd happened a couple of weeks ago: I wrote something complimentary about the BBC's mainstream
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Trade Talk - Five for Five?
As Kevin Lygo heads off for a fresh challenge and a bigger budget at C4, who is lurking in the wings ready to take up the reins at Five?
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In My View - Richard Hooper.
On how Ofcom has a bigger and more creative role to play than regulating on negative content.
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PROGRAMMING - STEVE-O SET FOR MEN & MOTORS.
Granada Sky Broadcasting's Men & Motors channel has signed an exclusive deal with distribution company Nigel
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Programming - BB housemate is hook for extreme fishing on H&L.
Former Big Brother contestant Spencer Smith has become the latest ex-housemate to land a presenting role with an 'extreme' fishing series for Discovery Home & Leisure, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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Programming - Living orders 100 Loose Lips.
Living TV's first original talkshow, Loose Lips, has been recommissioned, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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PROGRAMMING - ANGUS DEAYTON TO STAR IN BABY COW COMEDY.
Indie Baby Cow has lined up Angus Deayton to star in its new Julia Davies-scripted comedy,
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PROGRAMMING - GLASSHEAD'S MAGIC GRANDAD WINS REORDER.
Indie Glasshead has won a commission for a second 4 x 15-minute series of BBC educational
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PROGRAMMING - FIVE PAYS VISIT TO V&A GOTHIC ART EXHIBITION.
Five has ordered a 30-minute programme for the autumn about the forthcoming gothic exhibition at the
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PROGRAMMING - C4 TO AIR MANCHESTER FINALE OF KAY'S TOUR.
Channel 4 is to air a recording of award-winning comedian Peter Kay's stand-up show at the
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PROGRAMMING - BBC STARTS ON ANOTHER ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
The BBC has gone into production on its new 4 x 90-minute Andrew Davies-scripted adaptation of
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PROGRAMMING - NME TO LAUNCH TV CHART SHOW WITH MTV2.
MTV2 is teaming up with music newspaper NME to launch a daily alternative chart show, which
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Technology & Facilities - Centurfax enhances camera navigation.
A UK printing company has developed an innovative new studio camera navigation system that it claims is more accurate than any current set-ups and will retail for a 10th of the price of its competitors, writes Sam Espensen.
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Technology & Facilities - BBC Resources on pathway to profit.
The BBC's production services subsidiary BBC Resources has posted a year-on-year profit for the first time
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - RUSHES ON TO MAKE US SLOW DOWN.
Production company Bikini and post house Rushes have produced the latest anti-speeding campaign for the Department
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Technology & Facilities - Foundry wins slice of DTI Eureka fund.
Visual effects plug-in company The Foundry has won a third of£1m in a Department of