Opinion – Page 161
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CommentRed card for BBC News At Ten
Male sport coverage left little room for women experts this month. Lis Howell reports.
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CommentWoCC commitment gives creativity a helping hand
Indies’ innovation plus competition adds up to a winning formula, says John McVay.
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CommentGateway to the East is opening up territories
Natpe reveals opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe, says Karen Young.
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Comment18 July '12
“The drama wobbles unsteadily in ways that are entirely to the good.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment17 July '12
“Even if less work is being done, the office is probably nicer.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentThe reality of a post-Thompson BBC
How will George Entwistle improve the BBC as the DQF cuts kick in, asks Jake Kanter.
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Comment16 Jul' 12
“What scant sociological insight there was to be derived from series one has long since evaporated.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentGrabbing a front row seat at CERN
Higgs Boson announcement was like a rock concert, writes Jonny Taylor.
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CommentCan Grimshaw keep Moyles fans?
Nick Grimshaw needs to time to fill gap at R1, writes Gary Davies.
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Comment12 Jul '12
THE TOWN THAT NEVER RETIRED, BBC1“The real revelation was Nick and Margaret. Brought out from the wings of The Apprentice, they were a joyous double act, making a virtue of their age with affectionate banter.” Simon Usborne, The Independent“There was something a little perverse about seeing the nice old Prestonians ...
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CommentNo agents in the Hot 100? That’s the way we like it
An agent’s greatest gift is letting others think they are in control, says Andrew Wilson
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CommentGet your strategy right for international growth
Trust, diplomacy and local knowledge are essential, says Howard Myers
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CommentIs ITV reverting to digital type?
Innovation on back burner as VoD distribution takes precedence
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CommentYouView has it all to play for
Critical issue now is how to make it stand out, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentAuntie’s dirty little secret is out
As the new DG is painfully aware, sometimes, us cool TV kids get an embarrassing reminder that some of the other less sexy, less fashionable forms of culture can totally dominate the media.Right now, for example, the music biz has suddenly got millions of balding blokes ...
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CommentGallery: Broadcast/RTS futures Hot 100 Party
Broadcast joined forces with RTS Futures last week for a party to launch our Hot 100 list at Cineflix’s London offices.
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CommentBowker: don’t denigrate mainstream drama writers
Writing mainstream drama does not mean a lack of ambition, says Peter Bowker
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CommentTV critics: Twenty Twelve; Line of Duty; The Newsroom
“Not hilarious, but good for the soul.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.