All articles by Rebecca Cooney – Page 2
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NewsPhil Edgar-Jones: SNL UK will be a ‘big employer’ for Sky
Unscripted boss says the adaptation will create jobs, despite short initial run
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NewsMarcus Ryder: TV leaders are neglecting their own trauma
The Film and TV Charity chief told Edinburgh senior execs often forget to look after their own mental health
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FeaturesMacTaggart at 50: the speeches that made a mark
Previous MacTaggart speakers reveal their favourite lectures of the past half century
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FeaturesChange at the top: What should Kate Phillips’ priorities be?
Senior execs reveal the genres in which the BBC is doing well, and where the new queen of content could shake things up
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The Broadcast InterviewJohn McVay: Facing the future of the indie sector
The outgoing chief executive of Pact on his ambitions for the production community
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NewsAdvertised TV jobs vacancies 50% lower than 2019 levels
Data from industry site The Talent Manager reveals the number of available jobs continues to fall, but the rate is slowing
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FeaturesSeven things we learned from ITV’s half-year finances
From plans to deliver savings to the impact of AI - here’s what’s emerged from today’s results
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NewsKevin Lygo confident in ITV complaints process
Content boss satisfied broadcaster could handle badly behaved talent following BBC MasterChef scandal
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NewsITV chiefs on PSB partnerships, streamer deals and YouTube
Carolyn McCall acknowledges need for range of relationships and eyes streamer deals
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NewsNadiya Hussain takes aim at the BBC over her axing
TV cook said complaints she had made about bullying and hateful comments were ignored
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NewsJohn Torode reveals racism complaint against him was upheld
MasterChef co-host says he ‘does not believe’ incident, mentioned in Gregg Wallace report, happened
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NewsJames Harding to deliver 50th MacTaggart lecture
The former director of BBC News is expected to explore the current news media landscape in his address
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FeaturesMental health: How the industry is tackling the crisis
Poor working conditions, deadline pressure and uncertain employment are pushing many people in TV to breaking point – but there is help available
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CommentHot Shots shine by going the extra mile
‘The almost 250 entries we had this year demonstrate, there is talent in abundance’
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NewsMore BBC nations budget to be spent on ‘authentic portrayals’ of devolved countries
Rhodri Talfan Davies warns corporation’s nations agenda is ‘facing real jeopardy’ due to funding and competition concerns
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NewsAlex Mahon wary of PSB mergers but talks up collaboration
Outgoing chief executive says C4’s appeal is distinct from its closest peers
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Behind The ScenesHow Lion and CBBC gave science the horrible treatment
Exec producer Simon Welton and BBC commissioner Melissa Hardinge on expanding their kids’ sketch comedy universe with Horrible Science
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NewsJames Graham: It will take at least a decade to break down TV class barriers
Last year’s MacTaggart lecturer tells Broadcast change would take time, but he is optimistic progress is being made
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NewsTim Davie: PSB funding is in ‘borderline crisis’
Director general defends licence fee and says governments have ’disinvested in’ the BBC