All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 41
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FeaturesGlued to the Screen: All Creatures Great and Small
With impeccable timing, C5’s series offered comfort and familiarity but freshness too, says Mirella Breda
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FeaturesThe stage is set for UK studios
Demand is rocketing as production gets back on track, but new facilities and site expansions are coming down the line
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RatingsMarried bliss for E4
Success of Married at First Sight Australia among 16-34s bodes well for UK version
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FeaturesReview of the year
From the global pandemic to the US election, Broadcast looks back on an eventful 12 months in television
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Dan Louw, C5
The Channel 5 commissioning editor on Spurs, Springsteen and The Sopranos
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FeaturesBarbara Slater: the future of free-to-air
BBC director of sport makes strong case for the continued importance of keeping coverage available to non-pay audiences
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CommentDon’t forget the multichannel broadcasters in PSB review
Policymakers must acknowledge that non-PSBs play a key role in the success of a mixed TV ecology, says Heather Jones
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RatingsGenres - 28-day consolidated (October 2020)
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and factual programmes
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RatingsFeelgood favourites on a high
Strictly, I’m A Celebrity and Bake Off attract best audiences in years
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RatingsMove to BBC1 revs up Top Gear
Motoring show wins bigger audience but fewer 16-34s in first outing since leaving BBC2
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CommentThis festive period, spare a thought for commissioners
Scheduling the perfect mix over Christmas is tough – and Covid has it even more of a challenge, says Lorraine Heggessey
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The Broadcast InterviewMahon ready to throw off linear shackles
Chief executive sets out bold vision to shift C4’s priorities from linear to online
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FeaturesFocus Group: Memorable moments of 2020
Our four panellists on getting through a challenging 12 months
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Heather Jones, A+E Networks
The A+E Networks general manager UK and senior vice-president, content & creative on record shops, ready-meals and a Theroux faux pas
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FeaturesTriForce Creative Network: Banging the drum for diversity
Fraser Ayres, Jimmy Akingbola and Minnie Ayres on why the industry is finally taking diversity seriously
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FeaturesCreative Review: Bar-raising visual effects
Recent work in VFX reaches new levels of creativity
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FeaturesC5 broadens drama horizons
ViacomCBS UK deputy director of programmes Sebastian Cardwell on expanding scripted slate beyond crime and thrillers