All Broadcasters articles – Page 328
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CommentThe changing face of VR
It is essentially weird and the normal rules of TV don’t apply - but a picture of its future role is now emerging, says Catherine Allen
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NewsParty leaders face TV Brexit debate impasse
Theresa May accepts BBC offer - but Jeremy Corbyn insists that ITV is the better option
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FeaturesBusiness of TV 2018
With PSBs rarely stumping up 100% of a show’s budget in today’s market, new investment vehicles are stepping into the gap
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FeaturesRiding the short-form wave
With the three main social networks launching video platforms in the UK, opportunities abound for producers. But as ever, monetisation remains key
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FeaturesIs tax relief still on the money?
The breaks have had a transformative effect on UK production, but with the SVoD platforms inflating the market, the system is under scrutiny
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CommentTV is facing a voice revolution
Broadcasters must up their game as Alexa and co start to kill off the remote, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsVan Rooyen: Sky wants PSB collaboration
UK chief executive pleas to be allowed ‘inside the camp’
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CommentPrioritise the workforce to thrive
The old hierarchical structures are outdated and need to change, says Stefan Wojciechowski
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NewsStag duo win Netflix police procedural
George Kay and Jim Field Smith to steer multi-language drama Criminal
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NewsRivals take aim at BBC Studios
ITV, Sky and Pact challenge corporation’s commercial activities as part of Ofcom consultation
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NewsFacebook puts focus on shows with interactivity
Social media network to take a “fewer, bigger, better” approach to original content
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CommentLong live unfashionable shows
Mainstream TV is the backbone of the industry and deserves respect
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NewsUS channels lighten schedules
Networks looking for shows that offer escape in tense times, Broadcast Intelligence reveals
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NewsPSB regional push under fire
Industry figures warn that commissioning more out-of-London shows will hit diversity efforts
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NewsDiscovery shifts to UK-only rights approach
Part of broadcaster’s strategy to hone in on local programming
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NewsRTS crowns A Very English Scandal and The Windsors
BBC drama and C4 comedy each win a pair of Craft & Design Awards
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NewsPM lays gauntlet for Brexit debate
Theresa May sets provisional date of 9 December for head-to-head with Jeremy Corbyn