All Broadcasters articles – Page 273
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NewsPlymouth indie start-up wins ITV daytime double
Nadia Sawalha and Juliet Sear land cooking shows
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NewsNBCUniversal overhauls lifestyle brands
E! development exec Betsy Slenzak moves to streamer Peacock
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NewsITV plots blue-chip natural history project
Broadcaster hunts co-pro partners for Plimsoll Productions doc
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NewsChannel 4 outlines green plan
Broadcaster sets March 2020 renewable energy target on day of Global Climate Strike
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NewsBritBox secures C5 and Comedy Central content
ITV strikes deal with Viacom for hundreds of hours of UK shows
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News5Star to meet the Drag Kids
Boomerang wins two-part order for doc following pre-teen performers
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NewsAlex Mahon: C4 is ‘distinctive craft beer’
Chief executive contrasts ‘piquancy’ of PSB content with algorithm-led SVoD output
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NewsOfcom greenlights BritBox
Regulator gives ITV and the BBC formal all-clear to proceed with VoD platform
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NewsITV Studios agrees landmark iPlayer deal
‘Productive chats’ held with the BBC over past few months - but indie concerns remain
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NewsMahon and Lygo: landing shows is harder than ever
Seven out of 10 new titles fail to hit slot average
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NewsDiscovery’s Zaslav: ‘we will document the planet’
BBC Studios partnership striving to make a ‘meaningful change’ with archive shows and originals
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NewsPortugal welcomes ITV interview with Ronaldo
Ronaldo’s home country among several broadcasters set to air Piers Morgan show
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NewsSharon White: BBC ‘has not come to terms’ with external regulation
Outgoing Ofcom chief talks of tensions with the broadcaster
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NewsNicky Morgan: PSBs must be ‘fleet-footed’
Culture secretary urges pooling of resources to take on SVoD ’revolution’
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NewsMcCall: ‘communication’ is BritBox’s biggest challenge
Simplicity of ‘Best of British’ message will be key to SVoD success, says ITV chief executive
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NewsITV News targets teens with Instagram bulletins
The Rundown features presenters from around the UK
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NewsPrivately-educated TV workforce is double the UK average
Ofcom’s first social-mobility data reports that 14% of BBC, Channel 4 and Viacom staff went to independent or fee-paying schools
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CommentIs British TV in a mid-life crisis?
Uncomfortable questions are being asked about the future of public service broadcasting. They deserve a proper hearing, says Jonathan Thompson
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CommentDon’t ‘dumb down’ TV for Gen Z
Broadcasters can grab youngsters’ attention with subjects they care about, says Emma Yuille