All Broadcasters articles – Page 66
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NewsColin McAllister and Justin Ryan return to C5
Ricochet’s Great Canadian Escape follows duo’s attempt to renovate and run a Canadian hotel
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NewsVictoria Jaye joins Condé Nast
Former BBC and YouTube commissioner Victoria Jaye to create shows for Vanity Fair & Wired
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NewsChannel 5 acquires Hitler doc
Abacus Media Rights also sells Could Hitler Have Been Stopped? to SBS Australia
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NewsPower cut forces ITN to enact back-up protocols
ITV News, C4 News and Jeremy Vine affected by Gray’s Inn Rd outage
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NewsC5 poaches BBC’s Dan Walker
Breakfast host departs to front flagship news bulletin and slate of shows
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NewsC5 pays ‘substantial damages’ over Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It Away! ep
Issues apology and settles with optometrist Brian Hitchin over 2016 episode
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NewsIn brief: The 1% Club; Evolve; RTS Midlands winners
BBC Studios and Abacus score sales with international broadcasters
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NewsParamount+ orders drama double & docs quad
Clapperboard and Buccaneer adapt books, as Fulwell73, Lambent, Wag and Soilsiú land unscripted projects
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NewsPulse preps A&E Ol’ Dirty Bastard doc
Two-hour feature to chart solo career of Wu-Tang Clan icon
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NewsImpossible scores Curiosity factual trio
Alexander Armstrong narrates history show as part of 22-hour order
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CommentTime for broadcasters to dare to be different
ITV’s move into the on-demand world signals a new era as PSBs start to push the boundaries
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FeaturesC5 wins vote of approval
Ben Frow’s mission to create a clearer identity pays off as channel named the strongest broadcaster for the first time
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NewsChannel 4 leads the pack at RTS Awards
Scores 12 gongs for shows including Russell T Davies’ It’s A Sin, The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan & We Are Lady Parts
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NewsIndustry unites to offer online kids service for Ukrainian refugees
Pact gathers support for YouTube service for displaced children
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NewsCaroline Murphy wants Channel 4 Indie Growth Fund to ‘go bigger’
Seeks four ‘slightly larger’ companies to invest in this year
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FeaturesBBC: Indie numbers down as broadcaster eyes future
Named joint best broadcaster to do business with alongside Channel 4
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FeaturesITV: Shift in strategy opens door for more indies
Worked with more than 100 suppliers in 2021
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FeaturesChannel 4: Streaming growth but gripes remain
It’s A Sin racked up 18m streams in the first three months of 2021