All Comment articles – Page 130
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CommentJust stick to the day job, will you?
Commissioners: stop dreaming of an indie career and read my pitch, says Steven D Wright
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CommentSecond screen interactivity potential must be explored
More can be done to engage viewers, says Phil Wilce
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CommentLearn and move on from DMI
BBC must not let failure force it to shy away from taking risks, says George Bevir
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CommentConfessions of an Alien Abductee
Producer Jayne Edwards talks about avoiding cliches and letting ordinary folk tell extraordinary stories
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CommentDigital's finest converge at Internet Week
Disruption and revolution were trending at Internet Week, says Jacqui Moore
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CommentHorsing around on social media
Social media played a key role in building Horse & Country TV’s niche audience, says Richard Burdett
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CommentYou the Jury: Jo Brand’s Great Wall of Comedy
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury takes a look at Gold’s new comedy panel show Jo Brand’s Great Wall of Comedy.
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CommentThe Great Disappearing Programme Scandal
Every week, hours of shows vanish without trace says Justin Crosby.
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CommentWhy scheduled TV still thrives in the face of VoD
Emotional triggers play a key role in how we watch, says Lindsey Clay.
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CommentReturn of the doc gold standard
Bringing back Modern Times can only be a good thing for TV, says Lisa Campbell.
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CommentGetting the YouTube ball rolling
Bigballs is helping to create a new kind of television, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentD-Day: As It Happens
Windfall’s Joe Myerscough reveals how to bring events from 69 years ago up to date for Channel 4.
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CommentSpeaking about the unspeakable crime
How should you tackle the challenge of promoting a shocking doc about rape?
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CommentHave faith in religious content
The big questions will always attract an audience, says Roger Bolton
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CommentAnd Finally: Jenni Falconer, Heart FM
Heart FM breakfast show presenter Jenni Falconer on Bradley Cooper and her TV-watching dog.
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CommentDoor is open for UK indies to make a splash Stateside
UK factual indies have an inroad into US via Realscreen West, says Leila Monks
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CommentBroadcasters catch the DIY bug
Moves into production are shifting the balance of power in TV, says Chris Curtis.
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CommentYou The Jury: The Call Centre
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury takes a look at BBC3 docu-soap The Call Centre.
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CommentTwo ways to crack advertising
Will ITV and C4’s different approaches both pay off asks Kate Bulkley.