Opinion – Page 72
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CommentThere’s no place for abuse in TV
Is it really so hard to ensure that people are treated decently?
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CommentFlipping the script on race issues
It’s not just the story being told that matters, but who is telling it, says Lucy Pilkington
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CommentTurning the MTV EMAs into a multi-media phenomenon
Social media, streaming and HD have transformed the blockbuster music event over the past 21 years, writes Richard Godfrey
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CommentLetting the screen convey the truth
Following last night’s Research in Film awards, judge Jan Dalley discusses TV’s power to convey information
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CommentKiss of life for branded content
Advertiser funding is enjoying a resurgence as linear TV viewing wobbles
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CommentSubscription isn’t a dirty word
BBC must move quickly to capitalise on genuine SVoD opportunity
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CommentDon't take PSBs for granted
European Broadcasting Union director general Noel Curran warns of the risks of undervaluing traditional broadcasters
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CommentPrice and range are key SVoD battlegrounds
The BBC will have to work hard to convince viewers that its proposed SVoD service is worth paying for, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentDisabled talent deserves a chance
Judge people on what they can bring to a production, not what they can’t, says The A Word’s Marcus Wilson
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CommentHow envy inspired a hit comedy
Taskmaster was conceived as a way to get my own back on my friend Tim Key, says Alex Horne
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CommentTech giants enter battle for TV sports rights
Tech giants could stump up serious cash for exclusive TV sports rights, says Iain McDonald at law firm Lewis Silkin
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CommentClimate change on screen: we can do better
Real progress can be made by connecting audiences to solutions, says Aaron Matthews
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CommentThe media fightback starts here
Traditional players are finding new ways to take on their digital rivals
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CommentBBC is bringing the music show into the 21st century
Today’s young fans demand much more than a chart rundown, says Jan Younghusband
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CommentApple’s statement of intent
Jay Hunt’s appointment feels like a transformative step on the path to the digital future
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CommentRise of women’s sport is a good thing for the industry
Popularity is helping us attract more women into production roles, says Georgina Faulkner
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CommentSelf-employed must act on tax
Behave like a business if you want to avoid a tax investigation, says Andrew Brookes
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CommentTV’s not as good as it used to be
Even the drama boom masks a huge slip in quality for today’s shows, says Steven D Wright
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