All Broadcasters articles – Page 440
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CommentDavid Abraham leaves lasting legacy
Chief exec has made C4 a stronger, more modern broadcaster
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NewsByrne hails golden age of female investigators
C4 news boss said more must be done to retain female talent
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FeaturesITV: schedule refresh
One year into Kevin Lygo’s tenure as ITV’s director of TV, his new schedule has just been launched.
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FeaturesBBC: back in favour
The BBC has returned to indies’ favour in this year’s survey, having dipped to third place in the best broadcaster to deal with table during the run-up to charter renewal in 2015.
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FeaturesChannel 5: preparing for growth
Channel 5 is moving into its next stage of growth, three years after being acquired by US giant Viacom.
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FeaturesChannel 4: progress on disability
After a year as indies’ best broadcaster to deal with, and amid continued uncertainty about potential privatisation, Channel 4 has fallen in suppliers’ estimation.
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FeaturesDiscovery: strategic rethink
Discovery’s 2016 kicked off with Marjorie Kaplan settling into her role as president of global content, with grand plans to expand local commissions into global formats and scout for auteur-led, premium content.
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FeaturesUKTV: all change
It is all change in UKTV’s top 10 suppliers by hours table, with only four companies from the previous year still present.
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RatingsThe Replacement ends on a high
TUESDAY: The Replacement bowed out on a high as The Nightly Show slumped to a low
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