All Broadcasters articles – Page 87
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NewsKatie Price takes on Attenborough at Griersons
Single doc category also features Digga D and BBC4’s Locked In
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NewsEmmys 2021: The Crown shines with seven gongs
Winners on the evening included Peter Morgan, Michaela Coel and John Oliver
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NewsAlexander Armstrong to front C5 Iceland travelogue
Broadcaster continues to expand on-screen talent pool
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NewsAndrew Neil reveals reason for GB News exit
Former chairman and presenter claims news start-up is moving in the wrong direction
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NewsMelanie Dawes: Ofcom chair will be impartial
Regulator’s chief executive shrugs off concerns about upcoming appointment amid interference fears
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NewsPiers Morgan reunites with Rupert Murdoch
Presenter to host debate show as Murdoch’s TalkTV channel unveiled as linear and OTT service for 2022
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NewsEx-ITV News chief Geoff Hill passes at 52
ITN chief exec Deborah Turness pays tribute to journalist’s ’superhuman’ bravery in face of leukaemia
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CommentSix ways to make production management fun again
Big Little Fish’s Georgina Surtees delivers her blueprint to ‘make production management a desirable career path’
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NewsC5 orders extended Elephant Hospital second series
Maverick Television / Motion Content Group secures four-ep recommission
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NewsWhittingdale promises prominence and protection for indies
‘We won’t compromise our production industry’
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NewsTV’s CO2 emissions halve during pandemic
Albert report shows big reduction in travel, accommodation and freight transport emissions
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NewsUKTV orders factual series on crime squads and nurses
Red Sauce and Label1 pick up business while Inside the Ambulance is re-upped
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NewsLandmark report: public funds should be diverted to diversity
Creative Majority blueprint sets out wealth of recommendations
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Behind The ScenesIf I Could Tell You Just One Thing, YouTube
Producer Emma Taylor on overcoming Covid protocols to help Patricia Bright converse with inspirational women
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CommentWe need more bridges to the disabled community
Jack Thorne’s MacTaggart proves that advocates and those with knowledge of the issues can enable the best disabled stories, says Sara Johnson