All Channel 4 articles – Page 68
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CommentDigital UK: bringing the PSBs together
As Channel 5 joins Digital UK, chair Caroline Thomson looks ahead to a year of anniversaries
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NewsCompetitive property format lands on C4
South Shore to produce six-part format Selling Super Prime
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NewsOmicron forces Lycett to cancel C4 special
Rumpus’ ‘queer-themed’ live show was set to air this week
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NewsJon Snow lines up post-C4 News doc
Veteran journalist to explore secrets to a long life in Frank Films’ C4 debut
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NewsC4 left with all-white board after government vetoes rehires
Broadcaster blocked from retaining Althea Efunshile and film director Tom Hooper
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NewsDrawers Off contestants keep their clothes on for series two
C4 introduces professional models to ‘bold and mischievous’ daytime art show
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NewsJack Thorne: let disabled people tell disabled stories
’If there’s no truth in it, then TV doesn’t work’
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NewsToksvig’s Extraordinary Escapes returns to C4
Tuesday’s Child’s lands extended seven-part order
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NewsWall to Wall poaches BBC factual commissioner
Emily Smith takes up newly created role of creative director UK at Warner Bros label
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NewsC4’s Greatest Snowman subject of IP dispute
Broadcaster was in paid development with identically-named format two years ago
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NewsUplands hires BBCS production head
Nick Todd joins David Olusoga’s indie, alongside financial chief Mark Raeburn
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NewsBooker winner to pen C4 and HBO drama
Marlon James’ Get Millie Black to be produced by Simon Maxwell’s Motive
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NewsDawn Airey among C4 non-exec directors
Ofcom appoints former Channel 5 exec, alongside Sarah Sands & Tess Alps
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NewsC4 issues disabled talent guidelines
Publishes three booklets designed to help producers become more inclusive
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NewsAmelia Dimoldenberg revamps C4 stars
Romesh Ranganathan’s Ranga Bee will produce satirical social media format
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Behind The Scenes48 hours to Victory, Channel 4
Time constraints and Covid restrictions couldn’t stop us bringing this historical series to life, says producer Nick Watts
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NewsNiche content remains key for free-to-air Sky Arts
Barbara Lee sets out creative freedom of not always chasing ratings