Opinion – Page 61
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CommentBroadcasters of the world unite
Global support for the Hope Works project has made our vision a reality, says Alison Stewart
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CommentNetflix stages a very British coup
Appointment of Anne Mensah builds on important London hub
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CommentMeasuring up to new TV habits
Combining third-party ratings and broadcaster data offers a truer picture, says Andy McDonald
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CommentGetting into bed with advertisers
Broadcasters are wising up to the potential of airtime-for-equity deals, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentC4 staff face reality of move
Relocation creates real buzz – but also uncertainty for chunk of staff
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CommentWhy the cloud is crucial in the age of AI
Yeming Wang of Alibaba Cloud explains how cloud-based content should benefit the most from artificial intelligence
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CommentMedia should guard against being caught out by NDAs
Due diligence is essential to ensure projects don’t fail at the last minute, says Rory Lynch
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CommentFear of failure is not an option
Singles and short-run series won’t bring long-term rewards, says Outline’s Laura Mansfield
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Comment16-34s need dedication from the BBC
Shows specifically for young adults needed to build real rapport
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CommentWhat the Budget means for you
From PSCs to National Insurance and VAT, Bectu’s Tony Lennon sifts through the key points of Philip Hammond’s Budget
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CommentWe must get to grips with what no-deal Brexit means
It’s vital to plan ahead to avoid having to make rushed and poor choices, says Ed Hall
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CommentLook to the middle for real innovation
The mid-sized distributors are proving innovation beats scale, says Richard Halliwell
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CommentHow Butterfly gave trans children a voice
Key figures behind ITV drama reveal how the series ‘normalised’ the issue for a terrestrial audience
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CommentWhy Manchester is the only choice for C4
Cat Lewis and Alex Connock say Channel 4 must choose Manchester for its national HQ
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CommentWhy Leeds should be C4's NHQ
Opening national base in Leeds chimes with C4’s ‘born risky’ nature, says Andrew Sheldon
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CommentFans come first for broadcasters
User data is key to keeping hold of audiences and maximising revenues, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentSex on TV is a bit of a turn-off
When characters finally do the deed, it can be the death knell for a show, says Steven D Wright
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CommentHow the BBC brand stays relevant
Digital challenges ahead but the BBC remains influential, writes Wez Eathorne
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CommentIt’s the medium not the message
Younger viewers will watch older-skewing content if it is presented correctly, says Alan Griffiths