All Comment articles – Page 101
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CommentKaty Jones: one of the best producers of her generation
Peter Salmon pays tribute to the creative force behind Hillsborough and Mark Of Cain
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CommentTelevised sport is on the ropes
Launch of Periscope has dealt a damaging blow, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentThe benefits of thinking global
International formats are setting the pace for UK broadcasters
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CommentLearning TV's survival skills
There is no structured career path in TV, so seize every chance to learn from the best, writes Andrew Newman
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PodcastTalking TV: BBC Studios and No Offence
Talking TV gets the inside track on Paul Abbott’s new drama No Offence and mulls over the race to run BBC Studios and the Channel 4 entertainment changes.
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CommentWhy Sky cannot afford to stand still
Sky is making some smart moves in its channel repositioning, but its mainstream offerings remain a mixed bag, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentIt’s time to celebrate and support women in tech
WFTV is branching out to promote women in technical fields, says Natalie Samson
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CommentWhere are all the parties’ manifestos for television?
BBC funding is addressed, but there’s little mention of wider industry, says Alan Griffiths
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CommentWhatever happened to talent?
TV must stop reaching for the Z-list celebs, says Steven D Wright
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CommentNext-generation development training
Warner Bros TV Production managing director Nick Emmerson on nurturing development talent.
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CommentCrowdfunding: the new kid on the financing block
The traditional route to funding TV is being challenged, says Indiegogo’s Miranda Fleming
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CommentAgencies are calling the shots
Ad-funded content is increasingly sophisticated, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentUnblocking the 4K pipe
NAB 2015: Increased competition is driving content and service providers to differentiate themselves, and 4K is the logical step, says Gavin Mann.
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CommentNAB 2015: my highlights
NAB 2015: NAB is over but the effects are still being felt, and they are mostly positive, says Danny Dawson.
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CommentMip still has plenty to offer
Asian delegates are flying the flag for Cannes, says Danny Fenton
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CommentCreative Skillset: spotlight on skills
Creative Skillset’s The Full Picture report brings into focus production companies’ concerns about the skills gaps facing the industry. It also provides a call to arms on what needs to be done to ensure a properly trained workforce throughout the UK
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CriticsTV Critics: Tatau; Britain's Got Talent; Poldark; Ninja Warrior UK
“It smacks a bit of the sort of patronising exoticism that went out of favour with the Um Bongo juice ads”