All Amazon articles – Page 26
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NewsAmazon orders Brazilian Game of Clones
The Story Lab secures reversion of Youngest Media dating format
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NewsTop commissions from Edinburgh
Highlights include an A Word spin-off, C4 bridge-building reality format and focus on racism in football
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NewsGeorgia Brown: don’t just pitch big budget
Amazon Euro originals chief aims to end ‘common misconception’ around budgets
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NewsAmazon UK orders debut dating format
Studio Lambert scores eight-part series set in ‘nostalgic’ US high school
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VideoAll Or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur, Amazon
72 Films tracks an unprecedented Premier League season
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NewsAmazon donates £1m to Covid-19 fund
Film and TV Charity to offer eligible individuals up to £4,500 in support
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VideoThe Boys, Amazon
Fantasy drama revolving around a group of vigilantes who battle corrupt superheroes. Produced by Original Film, Point Grey Pictures & SPT
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NewsAmazon hands 72 extra Spurs doc ep
Indie granted extra time to tell story of Covid-19’s impact on Premier League team
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VideoAll or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur, Amazon
Charting the north London’s club’s journey during the 2019/2020 season. Produced by 72 Films
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VideoWhat’s New On Prime, July 2020
Highlights this month include The Hills: New Beginnings, The Charlotte Show, Geordie Shore, Absentia and Fear the Walking Dead
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NewsOfcom: more than half of young people choose YouTube over TV
But broadcasters account for almost one-fifth of platform’s top 20 channels
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NewsBBC clashes with Amazon and Google over smart speakers
James Purnell calls for greater regulation after US companies use its news stories in their own bulletins
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NewsJon Snow turns to podcasting
C4 news anchor takes in-depth look at key moments in recent history in ITN Productions six-parter
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NewsArmando Bó: TV writing is like ‘jumping into an empty pool’
Oscar-winning Birman screenwriter on his new Amazon show El Presidente and exploring unscripted programming for his new label
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NewsPartridge turns podcaster
Audible releases first episode of 18-part series ahead of autumn launch