All Broadcast Intelligence articles – Page 5
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FeaturesCovid-19 is accelerating Disney’s transformation
Disney is a complex IP monetisation machine
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FeaturesPodcast: Discovery’s Scott Lewers on cross platform scheduling
Speaking to Hannah Bowler, Scott Lewers unpacks his remit at Discovery Channel, Science and Animal Planet
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FeaturesVoD rights and public broadcasters
Public services augment their content deals for the streaming age
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FeaturesUS pilot pickup season 2020/2021
Broadcast networks reveal new-look schedules amid ongoing production shutdowns
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FeaturesPodcast: Fatima Salaria on life in lockdown
The head of specialist factual shares her outlook on lockdown, production and commissioning
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FeaturesPodcast: Element on adapting Normal People
“The BBC basically said: ’if you get the book, the show is greenlit’”
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FeaturesDown but not out – commissioning continues amid Coronavirus
Broadcast Intelligence research reveals broadcasters’ strategies during lockdown
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FeaturesDown but not out: commissioning continues amid coronavirus
Broadcast Intelligence investigates what sticks with commissioners
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FeaturesPodcast: UKTV’s Richard Watsham reveals his commissioning wish list
Ahead of his Edinburgh TV Festival virtual Meet The Controller session, Richard Watsham discusses the priorities for UKTV
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FeaturesChannel 4 faces down advertising downturn
Broadcaster’s £250m cost savings may be painful, but will see it through the coronavirus
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FeaturesPodcast: A+E Networks UK’s Diana Carter requests respite content
Commissioning editor is still greenlighting in broadcaster’s core genres, eyeing content allowing audiences to escape from coronavirus commentary
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FeaturesDemand for original drama returns
Broadcasters and producers are exploring uncharted ground to create drama during lockdown
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FeaturesThe production sector pushes back
The impact on the production sector and its response to the Covid-19 crisis
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FeaturesAnalyst opinion: Netflix results mask coronavirus threat
A slowing of the original content pipeline will reveal itself later this year
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CommentAnalysis: Netflix results mask coronavirus threat
A slowing of the original content pipeline will reveal itself later this year, writes Jonathan Broughton
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FeaturesAnalyst opinion: Lockdown has scotched Quibi’s strategy
Quibi was never supposed to be a Netflix killer
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CommentLockdown has scotched Quibi’s strategy
We may never know if the audience the mobile-only service’s owners were chasing actually exists, writes Broadcast Intelligence’s Jonathan Broughton
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FeaturesPodcast: Rick Murray reveals why Quibi commissioned Elba V Block
Workerbee’s managing director discusses the pitch process through to delivery