All Broadcasters articles – Page 199
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NewsDCMS submits Covid-19 recovery proposal
Culture minister Caroline Dinenage warns that all corners of creative industries are making ‘huge demands for money’
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NewsC4 doubles down on BAME indies in anti-racism push
Broadcaster launches accelerator scheme and commits to working with twice as many diverse companies by 2023
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NewsBBC buys Margolyes’ Australian adventure
Sales round-up: ABC series comes to UK; Vienna Blood takes European trip; Walter Presents bags Russian drama
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NewsBafta chair: ‘we must be unequivocally and actively anti-racist’
Krishnendu Majumdar spells out his diversity vision
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NewsSky unveils £30m racial injustice fund
Broadcaster pledges to develop more inclusive culture and use its pan-European platform to drive change
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NewsYoung men boost Quest as Discovery posts share growth
Free-to-air channel is now best-performing non-PSB channel for male viewers, broadcaster says
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NewsLast Leg escapes Ofcom censure
Regulator opts not to censure satirical show over Miriam Margolyes’ comments about Boris Johnson
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NewsBig Brother returns to The Netherlands
Original broadcaster RTL announces series after 14-year hiatus
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NewsMahon rules out C4 bailout
Chief exec says PSB is proving its worth and ‘creating social cohesion’
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NewsLime launches Hollyoaks racism probe
Indie acts after former and current cast and crew allege discriminatory behaviour
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FeaturesMichaela Coel: ‘TV is unforgiving - but I’m built for this’
The Chewing Gum creator dug deep to channel her experience of sexual assault into her BBC1 drama I May Destroy You
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NewsAnalysis: Davie promises change as BBC opts for another male DG
Timing a factor in Studios’ boss appointment
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NewsNewswrap podcast #7: Black Lives Matter
A Broadcast Newswrap special analysing the fallout from the tragic death of George Floyd
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NewsViacomCBS reveals digital channels leads
Gemma Hewlett and Anna-Belen Dunlop take charge of 5Star, MTV and Comedy Central
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NewsDCMSC lambasts government on lack of freelancer support
Julian Knight says support schemes have ‘failed to champion the needs’ of self-employed
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CommentTurning the advertising ignition
Market on road to recovery as car showrooms open their doors