More News – Page 17
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NewsTempting Fortune lures in European buyers
Voltage TV format sells to Italy, Romania and Greece and secures second series order in Mexico
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NewsSky plays down HBO concerns with originals stance
Content chiefs say local programming is differentiator in market place
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NewsRogan to produce George Floyd doc for BBC2
Feature-length single to tell story of the murder and global reaction which kickstarted Black Lives Matter
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NewsRichard Watsham appointed chair of CDN
UKTV chief creative officer takes over from ITV’s Paul Moore
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NewsNoel Clarke accused of showing naked images of woman to producer
Court hears from film producer Garry Moore about 2014 incident
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NewsHow to avoid a backlash when using AI
GlobalData’s Xander Hartley and Costanza Barrai explain what the TV industry should do to reduce adverse reactions to the use of genAI
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NewsAction for Freelancers appoints project director
Exec producer Michelle Woods to oversee group, as Ally Castle takes on consultancy role
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NewsHETV Skills Fund to ‘double down’ on mid-career development investment
Latest research from ScreenSkills group reveals ‘pinch point’ affecting experienced freelancers
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NewsIn brief: BBC kids commissions; World Service podcasts; Animation studio expansion; C4 orders education series
The Lady Grace Mysteries heads to CBBC
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NewsITV confirms Dancing on Ice axe
Lifted Entertainment format will not return for 20th anniversary next year
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NewsBaby Reindeer leads Bafta TV and Craft nominations
Richard Gadd’s Netflix hit lands eight nods overall
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NewsLion TV to examine rise of Gail’s for 5
All3Media label to look at impact of Britain’s ‘poshest’ artisan bakery chain
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NewsBBC and ZDF forge high-end drama partnership
PSBs look to seal co-commissions by supporting producers making scripted programming
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NewsCanada’s Bell Media buys Sphere Abacus
The combined Sphere Abacus and Bell Media catalogue will consist of more than 5,500 hours
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NewsBoyzone doc breaks Sky non-scripted originals record
Three-part Curious Films landmark easily surpasses true-crime trio to hit almost 2m viewers after 28 days
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NewsITV confirms Win Win commission in ‘biggest AFP ever’
Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins to reunite for tie-up with People’s Postcode Lottery
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NewsFoxtel, Arte among raft of Wolf Hall sequel buyers
Adaptation of Hilary Mantel novel The Mirror and the Light is sold by Banijay Rights
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NewsParamount execs eye UK growth after ‘very bleak’ period
CBS Studios and distribution execs reflect on improved ecosystem compared with early 2024
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NewsBBC Scotland head of news to depart
Gary Smith is standing down after 40 years with the corproation
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NewsMajor broadcasters join Association of True Crime Producers’ council
BBC, ITV, 5 and Channel 4 among founder members of new advisory body