All Comment articles – Page 110
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CommentTV oddities are my guilty pleasure
More than ever, 21st century TV is the equivalent of the freak show, says Steven D Wright
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CommentWho says we don’t take risks?
Natural history must push creative boundaries, says Helen Hawken
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CommentBBC must maintain transparency
Process of creating a commercial BBC Productions should be public
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CommentMaintaining our innovative edge
Sky’s Emma Lloyd says it is vital to capitalise on new technologies, no matter where they originate
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CommentRadio's loss is new platforms' gain
Commercial radio has lost its personality to the podcasters, says former DJ Steve Penk
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CommentThe next generation of TV talent
From drama writers to groundbreaking children’s presenters, Bafta is showcasing new talent, says Anne Morrison
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CommentWildscreen: a home for innovation
Technology was the talk of the festival, but economics will dictate the form, says film-maker Bernard Walton
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CommentHow to survive as a freelancer
Ahead of an RTS Futures event, Jude Winstanley outlines the tricks of the trade to make it on your own in TV
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CommentTV and online worlds collide
Long-discussed convergence is finally happening, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTrio talk sense on TV’s direction
Cowell, Perry and Bragg remind us of connecting with audiences
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CommentCopyright law reform comes at a price
New laws will unlock ‘orphan’ material, but it could cost time and money, says Sarah Lazarides
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PodcastTalking TV: Mipcom & Brian Cox
The latest instalment of Talking TV rounds up all the biggest news from Mipcom and hears from BBC Productions’ science boss Andrew Cohen.
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CommentNewsrooms must reflect modern Britain
The Open Newsrooms Day scheme is a step in the right direction, says Michael Jermey
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CommentBristol is the natural home for innovative technology
Aardman and Rolls-Royce point to future of collaboration, says David Maher Roberts
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CommentIt’s Marvellous to experiment
Some stories cry out to be told in an unorthodox way, says Peter Bowker
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CommentConsolidation on the Croisette
Mipcom witnesses high-end drama on screen and in the boardroom
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CommentThe smartphone revolution: why training matters
Filming on smartphones can deliver huge value for money, argues Mark Wray
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CommentThe battle for male viewers heats up
Can Viacom crack the male audience with the UK launch of Spike TV? Stephen Arnell weighs up the evidence
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CommentRadio needs a united front
Broadcasters must collaborate more in face of new competition, says BBC Radio boss Helen Boaden
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CommentSmall indies need radical approach
Overhaul of broadcasters’ strategies is needed to nurture small firms, says Richard Williams