All Comment articles – Page 135
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VideoVIDEO: BBC's Stephenson on drama and tax breaks
The BBC’s controller of drama on Jimmy McGovern’s forthcoming Australian period drama and the benefits of tax breaks for UK producers.
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CommentErasing traditional distribution
Anita O’Donnell on the growing importance of effective delivery in a VoD market.
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CommentTechnology made the radio star
Absolute DJ Russ Williams charts two decades of radio at One Golden Square.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Job Lot
Two industry reviewers give their take on ITV workplace comedy The Job Lot.
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CommentKids TV must school new talent
Finding new talent is akin to finding Britain’s next Wimbledon champion says Jeremy Salsby
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CommentSelect committee success - Hall's decent start
DG’s surefooted start was encouraging - now the hard work begins says Jake Kanter.
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CommentThe sunset of local commercial radio
Paul Robinson on the growth of the quasi-national network
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CommentC4 takes the short route to PP
Branded content for mobiles looks like a win-win, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTechnology should aid the storytelling, not replace it
Natural history needs to engage viewers as well as wowing them, says Kim Shillinglaw
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CommentCohen: the right man for the job
BBC1 controller has what it takes - but it’s a blow for rival Salmon, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentOrchestrating Free Speech online
James Emtage on the way BBC3’s Free Speech gives young viewers a voice.
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Behind The ScenesFrontline to Finish Line
Gaucho Productions’ executive producer, Alistair Weaver, reflects on the challenge of shooting the Dakar Rally.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Wright Way
BBC1’s new Ben Elton comedy The Wright Way falls under the spotlight.
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CommentOnline video news blackout looms
ITN’s Mark Browning on how a lack of rights management threatens online news.
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CommentIt's time to break up BBC iPlayer
Nigel Walley says the BBC must bet on its channel brands if it is to see off competition from emerging rivals.
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CommentEntertainment reaches parts other genres can’t
Clothilde Redfern on tackling current affairs in different ways
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CommentWho says drama must be grim
Lighter shows are just as valid as more ‘serious’ work, says John Yorke
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CommentTV can still be a force for good
Penny Woolcock’s C4 doc is television at its campaigning best says Broadcast editor Lisa Campbell
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CommentBetting big on Specstacular
Social media agency Liberty842 on tactics for doubling Twitter traffic around the Grand National.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Security Men
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury casts a watchful eye over ITV’s Caroline Aherne comedy The Security Men.