All Netflix articles – Page 94
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NewsCable steps up at Realscreen
Networks make a play for the latest factual shows as SVoD services concentrate on originals
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NewsHigh-end TV spend hits record high
Game of Thrones, Electric Dreams and Peaky Blinders contribute to 9% growth
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NewsC4 hopefuls talk up diversity
Proposals from Bristol, Leeds and the West Midlands set out selling points as race heats up
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CommentNetflix’s cash changes everything
From content spend to OTT services, broadcasters are playing catch-up, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsChildren’s indies push for flexible quotas
Ofcom urged to consider commissioning hours and spend
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NewsUS broadcasters turn up heat on OTT players
Execs debate how to make a noise about their shows to sway viewers away from the Netflix ‘buffet’
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NewsC4 chief vows to represent ‘gritty’ and ‘urban’ Britain
Alex Mahon says shows such as Educating Greater Manchester will continue to define the broadcaster
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NewsCable networks fight back in doc battle
Sundance showcased factual’s ’revolutionary’ moment, while producers weighed up distribution options
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FeaturesMyths & Monsters (Netflix)
Post facilities collaborate to animate artwork for Netflix series
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NewsVirgin Media eyes originations as Netflix viewing surges
Cable operator will update 2.8m set top boxes
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CommentDigital firms go back to the future
Facebook is looking to use familiar formats in innovative ways
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NewsDerren Brown appears on Netflix
Brand new special to air as part of three-show deal with SVoD giant
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NewsNetflix subs revenues up 25%
SVoD growth masks £28m write-off for unreleased Kevin Spacey commissions
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NewsJane Fonda leads Sundance's rallying cry for women
“Everything is at stake”, declares campaigner and subject of HBO doc
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NewsNatpe: SVoD 'invaders' shaking up TV
Analysts highlight Disney / Fox mega-merger as evidence of change
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CommentTech firms must play by the rules
It’s time the likes of Google and Facebook took responsibility for their content, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsSundance attracts SVoD players
Apple and Amazon to join Condé Nast in hunt for shows at film festival’s debut TV showcase