All Comment articles – Page 113
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CommentBig BBC1 debate on horizon
Trust criticism is fair, but it must be nuanced to make a difference
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CommentBBC must be bolder on diversity
Mistakes of the past should not be repeated, says Barnie Choudhury
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CommentScrapping BBC in-house would be a dumb move
John McVay’s plan would be bad for the BBC, indies and viewers, argues Edward Morgan
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CommentCorruption, economics and the Henry Plan
Lenny Henry’s diversity vision is vital, says Simon Albury
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CommentAll to play for, despite own goals
World Cup coverage has been strong, apart from a few slip-ups says Jake Kanter
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CommentTV news is about to change
We all love a full-on, no- holds-barred fight about the future of television.
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CommentQC can’t all be automated
When it comes to AS-ll file delivery, an experienced eye is more important than ever, says JP Dash
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CommentSet voters free - or pay the consequences
Paid voting should be killed off in favour of free interaction, says Tom McDonnell.
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CommentThe multi-channel equation
Volume can be more crucial than rights when securing multi-channel commissions, says Tern TV’s Ed Crick
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CommentDefending the World Cup
Adrian Crawley’s five steps for managing cyber attacks during the Brazil World Cup.
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CommentRik Mayall: The 'irresistible force' who loved to laugh
He was a gorgeous man and extraordinary to work with, writes Richard Curtis
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CommentThe key to making a connection
Broadcasters are realising the potential of engaging with viewers, says Chris Curtis
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Comment'Slavery' is nothing new in TV
Bectu’s survey has highlighted lack of change in TV industry says Ron Prince
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CommentLow pay is main reason for lack of diversity in TV
Diversity initiatives are all very well, but new entrants need money too.
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CommentWhen did TV get so predictable?
Panel shows need to find room for spontaneity, writes Iain Coyle
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CommentRik Mayall: a true team player
On Man Down, the comic legend radiated star quality. He was also a sweet and charming man, writes Spencer Millman
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CommentA revolution in storytelling
Digital platforms are transforming documentary forms and reaching new audiences, says Jennifer Wilson
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CommentITV Encore v ITV3: spot the difference
Can ITV sustain digital channels that pit Marple against Poirot, asks Stephen Arnell