All PSBs articles – Page 25
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The Broadcast InterviewClare Sillery: "Women often simply underestimate themselves"
BBC documentary commissioning head on supporting female directors, the influence of podcasts and cross-genre opportunities
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RatingsLove Island returns to 3.3m
MONDAY: Much-hyped dating format picks up 200,000 from last year’s opener
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RatingsChampions League final peaks with 6.3m
WEEKEND: BT Sport on top as Liverpool win scores 5.5m average
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NewsAlex Horne returns to host Broadcast Digital Awards
Taskmaster chief will front this year’s July ceremony
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NewsOfcom research predicts Britbox subscribers
Report outlines optimistic and pessimistic scenarios
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NewsPSBs raise talent access fears
Entrance of SVoDs has led to staffing issues and studio strife, say BBC and C4
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NewsC5 doubles Milkshake spend
Viacom eyes more live-action, puppet shows and regional content with seven-figure investment boost
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CommentDrama's co-pro conundrum
Will industry partners really turn off the funding tap or is the market in rude health, asks Max Goldbart
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RatingsChernobyl soars for Sky
Second episode of Sky Atlantic and HBO’s co-produced drama drew 519,000
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NewsDrama execs: PSBs should play to strengths
With SVoDs sprinting ahead in high-end TV, PSBs must focus on underserved genres, leading indies claim
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NewsShindler: Britbox faces tug of war for shows
Red Production founder says service will have to pay the going rate for hit dramas
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NewsITV asks for Jeremy Kyle review extension
Regulator had initially given broadcaster five days to submit its findings
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NewsBBC strategy chief attacks Netflix
By eschewing standard audience measurement, the SVoD is not competing on an even playing field, Becky Marvell argues
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RatingsHatton Garden locks in 4.4m
MONDAY: ITV’s Jeff Pope drama steals a march at 9pm, while Game of Thrones bows out with 3.8m across its two showings
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NewsBBC halves top talent pay bill
Corporation spent £18.9m on highest-earning on-air staff last year