All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 18
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RatingsLinear still has a place in online world
Despite predictions of an online-only future, terrestrial viewing proves its worth at key moments
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RatingsGenre overview tables: November consolidated
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and sport’s programmes
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RatingsArt show brushes up after slow start
Portrait Artist final is best since Freeview move, while Never Mind The Buzzcocks fails to hit previous heights.
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RatingsBake Off sags a bit as English rides high
BBC2 Western rounds up a solid audience, but C4 baking series is first not to average 9 million viewers
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FeaturesPSBs buck trend as streamers lead decline in commissions
Broadcast Intelligence’s Programme Index logged 1,748 commissions in 2022, down 9% on the previous year
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RatingsBack to the jungle and back on form
I’m A Celebrity returns to Australia in good shape after two years of Welsh castle capers
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FeaturesThe big tech trends of the year
Leading industry figures reveal the technology that is exciting them most
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RatingsTraitors goes from strength to strength
BBC1 reality show gains viewers across its run to end on a series high, with a decent number of 16-34s
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Sarah Sapper
The Cornelia Street Productions managing director on jam-making, Blue Peter and cheesy scones
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FeaturesAnalysis: The battle for younger viewers
Plans to end CBBC’s linear presence reflect changing viewing habits. But what do those making shows for children & young adults make of the move
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CommentKate Bulkley: Broadcasters and streamers play it safe in tough times
Reboots, safe bets and programme extensions are the order of the day as global production spending growth slows
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FeaturesSustainability comes to the fore in production
The amount of waste created making TV shows remains a concern but indies, broadcasters & suppliers are finding new ways to tackle the problem
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Behind The ScenesHow His Dark Materials is opening up new worlds
Bad Wolf has spent the past six years working on its adaptation for BBC1, but the show’s impact on the TV industry will last much longer
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CommentIt’s too soon to mourn the death of the premium doc
The boom may have slowed down, but there is still life in the genre as streamers continue to want the best ideas, says Roy Ackerman
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FeaturesIndies cautious over fresh proposals for C4
While the U-turn on privatisation has been widely cheered, producers are split over new proposals and what they could mean for the industry
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RatingsAddams Family saga takes the crown
Wednesday revealed as Netflix’s top performer in November, after Barb reports data for the first time
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RatingsGenre overview tables: October consolidated
Including top 10 drama, factual and children’s programmes
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FeaturesThe BBC show that shaped me
To celebrate the corporation’s centenary, key industry figures reveal the shows that have had a lasting impact on their lives and careers
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Diane Dunbar
Tern Television’s head of production on office dogs, emojis and Life on Mars
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RatingsDragon no match for Game of Thrones
Prequel pulled in only half of what final run of GoT achieved, but Married At First Sight UK was on par