Opinion – Page 136
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CommentTV can still be a force for good
Penny Woolcock’s C4 doc is television at its campaigning best says Broadcast editor Lisa Campbell
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CommentTV Critics: Royal Paintbox; The Mindy Project; Secret Life of the Rockpools
“This tender and illuminating film gave us a sense of the inner and outer worlds of centuries of royals.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Critics: Panorama; The Prisoners; Nature Shock; Plebs; Hoarder Next Door; Fit to Rule; Bread; James Nesbitt’s Ireland
“How much does Sweeney discover that isn’t already known?” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBetting big on Specstacular
Social media agency Liberty842 on tactics for doubling Twitter traffic around the Grand National.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Security Men
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury casts a watchful eye over ITV’s Caroline Aherne comedy The Security Men.
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CommentNorth Korea must sound alarm bells for BBC
BBC must learn greater humility and self-criticism says LSE’s Charlie Beckett
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 00s
The final part of The Wit’s rundown most seminal shows includes Homeland and The Killing.
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CommentDEBATE: Is the BBC right to play its North Korea doc?
Should it drop Panorama doc after claims LSE students were misled?
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CommentTV Critics: Endeavour; Britain's Got Talent
“This felt like much-needed escapism after the depressingly long winter.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 90s
The shows that changed the face of TV during the ’90s, according to The Wit.
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CommentTV Critics: Tomorrow’s World; The Sex Clinic; High Art of the Low Countries
“These days, makers of history programmes are burdened by the need to make the past seem modern.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Critics: Victoria Wood's Nice Cup of Tea; Mad Men; 24 Hours in A&E; Coast
“Ms Wood was the perfect host for this journey through the turbulent history of tea leaves.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentHome is where the heart is
Targeting a global audience risks undermining creativity, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentWatching you watching us is hard
Seeing viewers openly mocking your work is a painful experience, says Stephen D Wright
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CommentPassions make for mesmerising television
Shows about the things ordinary people do aren’t easy or shallow, says Emma Willis.
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CommentLess is more for MipTV
The Cannes festival may have been less bustling - but real business was done, says Steve Clarke.
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Comment50 shows that changed TV: the 80s
The ’80s are the next decade in The Wit’s rundown of TV’s most seminal shows.
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CommentTV Critics: The Science of Bubbles; Great British Sewing Bee; Keeping Britain Alive
“Soothing, escapist stuff, full of beautiful shots.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentOn-demand and innovative
Paul Robinson has been “disrupted and delighted” by his Sony and Arqiva Awards judging.