Opinion – Page 96
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CommentHow do we move beyond the box in the corner?
Broadcasters need to find new ways to reach modern audiences, says Cassian Harrison
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CommentTime to update TV terminology
‘Multichannel’ badge is becoming redundant as industry evolves
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CommentBBC Children’s: riding two horses
BBC kid’s boss Alice Webb on opening up the entire BBC to young audiences via the iPlay service
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CommentCracking the UHD conundrum
SDI remains the technology of choice for UHD workflows, but it still has issues, says David Ackroyd
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CommentTime to stop the sneering
Corporate work can be a valuable addition to your revenue streams, says Nick Underhill
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CommentBroom Cupboard paved the way for CBBC as we know it
Phillip Schofield and co gave presentation a real point of difference, says Jamie Wilson
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CommentGiving Voice to the BBC debate
Whittingdale’s words were welcome, but BBC is right to be wary
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CommentDiversity: no more excuses
The latest diversity guidance removes all barriers to progress, says Simon Albury
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CommentCasualty at 30
Returning a life-time later to write and direct something that has become a hugely established machine felt a little crazy, says co-creator Paul Unwin
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CommentBig Brother: the offer of a lifetime
Excited to be courted for a job, Steven D Wright instead found himself locked up for 24 hours
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Comment‘Twenty-six things I think I’ve learned’
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall shares tips and insights designed to keep new and emerging screenwriters positive when the going gets tough
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CommentWho watches the producers?
Producing producers is a surreal experience, says Nick Samwell-Smith
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CommentEdinburgh will have political edge
The BBC’s future will be on everyone’s lips at this year’s festival
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CommentGetting a better view of diversity
With just a little effort, the Diamond system will soon offer a richness of data on diversity, says Amanda Ariss
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CommentThe Word: how we made TV history
Presenter Terry Christian explains how The Word’s inclusivity inspired the next generation
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CommentIn the beginning was The Word…
For someone starting out in TV, the show was the best place to learn, says Steven D Wright
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CommentSkinny bundles shake US giants
OTT deals pose greatest threat to status quo, writes Kate Bulkley
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CommentPlaying it safe is not an option
TV may have moved on from The Word, but risk-taking is essential
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CommentFuture-proofing BBC3
New-look BBC3 would allow for more, not less, creative risk-taking, says controller Damian Kavanagh