All Broadcast articles in November 2024 – Page 20
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NewsMPs to look into future funding of the World Service
Government select committees to examine pressures facing BBC’s international news division
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NewsBoris Johnson blasts Ian Katz on C4’s US election coverage
Former prime minister slams PSB’s ‘massively skewed’ output while on-air
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NewsWolf Hall exec: commissioners too swayed by algorithms
Colin Callender warns of risk to ‘uniquely British’ shows
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NewsLive At The Moth Club lawsuit branded ‘a threadbare case’
Barrister representing Baby Cow claims there was ‘essentially no reason’ to think UKTV series was copied
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CriticsSue Perkins’ Big Adventure; The Old Man
“The queen of the have-a-go travelogue is on fire with the gags in Paris”
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NewsC4 and SBS board Titanic doc
BriteSpark behind two-parter Finding the Titanic: Secrets from the Depths
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VideoTrail: Feuds Turned Fatal, Investigation Discovery
Arrow Media looks at how friendships can turn into furious feuds as one-time friends, family, and partners go from minor disagreements to murder
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RatingsChris Kaba Panorama informs 1.1m
MONDAY: Latest doc outperforms recent explorations of Nottingham attacks and 7 October
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CommentWhy & how VFX could use the tax rebate to boost diversity & inclusion
Simon Devereux, director and founder of Access:VFX, gives the case for using the money raised to encourage underrepresented talent into the industry
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NewsSamir Shah ramps up rhetoric around PSB collaboration
BBC chair says UK broadcasters must think creatively about working together
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Behind The ScenesBack From The Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? U&W
Series director and producer Susanna Herbert on bringing a true crime story that’s stranger than fiction to life
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NewsCrackit follows crime scene cleaners for C4
Series pulls back the curtain on specialist crews clearing hazardous criminal environments
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CommentJack Thorne: let's think twice about using ‘showrunner’
Writer urges industry to take Tim Davie’s concerns about the term ‘talent’ a step further
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NewsComedy figures in court for Baby Cow copyright trial
Cross-examination and laughs in the courtroom as Harry Deansway and Rupert Majendie among those testifying
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CommentThe opportunities for podcasts in women’s sport
Louise Gwilliam, talent director at podcast production house Crowd Network, outlines how brands and teams can take advantage
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NewsPrime Video introduces AI-powered recaps
X-Ray Recaps feature allows viewers to read a written recap of a show up to the exact minute they have watched up to
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FeaturesBBC prioritises story over fan passion for music docs
Head of popular music TV Jonathan Rothery seeks ideas that appeal to a wider audience beyond core fans
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CriticsThe Mirror and the Light; Gunpowder Siege; The Palace
“Peter Kosminsky again delivers sumptuous television”