All Pact articles – Page 14
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NewsBectu urges industry to tackle long hours
Report highlights a long-hours culture and blames it on poor management
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CommentLook overseas for a way to beat the uncertainty of Brexit
Weak pound makes buying British attractive for foreign broadcasters, says Danny Fenton
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NewsIn brief: ITVS hire, Pact
ITV Studios Global Entertainment has poached an Endemol Shine exec for its format team, while Pact’s Dawn McCarthy-Simpson was given an MBE.
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NewsInternational briefs: Pact US; TNT / Twitter; Final Four; Circle of Confusion; Youku
A round-up of the latest news from around the world
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NewsPact raises concerns over BBC tendering
In talks with corporation over multi-million pound process
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NewsPact welcomes new council members
Endemol Shine UK chief executive Richard Johnston and Icon Films’ Laura Marshall are among five new members appointed to Pact Council.
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NewsPact scraps Mip stand
Pact is to scrap its UK Indies pavilion at Mip and Mipcom – a move that could hit a number of small producers and distributors.
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NewsSara Geater appointed Pact chair
All3Media chief operating officer Sara Geater has been appointed chair of Pact in an uncontested election.
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NewsIn brief: Lemonade Money; Pact China; The Archers
Lemonade Money has won a competitive pitch to produce the BBC Radio 1 Teen Awards for iPlayer, as Pact plans to embed 10 Chinese broadcasting execs with UK indies.
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NewsPact chairs Brexit working group
Pact chief executive John McVay has been appointed chair of a newly-established creative industries working group that will examine the implications of the EU referendum.
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NewsPact calls for swift action on DSM
Pact has called for the UK government to move quickly to negotiate the way that British TV shows are sold across Europe in the future.
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NewsPact: Brexit vote is "disappointing"
UK producer body Pact has called the country’s decision to leave the UK “disappointing” but has reassured producers that there is no “immediate cause for concern”.
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NewsPact warns against Brexit
Pact chief executive John McVay has argued that a vote to leave the European Union next week will mean Britain loses a seat at the table when critical legislation on TV distribution is being negotiated.