All Comment articles – Page 44
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CommentTV has a duty to lead debate
It’s important to clear space in the schedule to address the issues of the day, says Guy Davies
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CommentOne size doesn’t always fit all
Adapting to each market has made All Together Now an international success, says James Fox
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CommentBBC3 finally gets a linear-leg-up
Dedicated BBC1 block will help in the upcoming fact-ent fight
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CommentThe schedule is alive and kicking
The rise of on-demand isn’t killing off live TV, its role is simply changing, says Lindsey Clay
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CommentFight for rights is hotting up
Original programming is key to BBCS’ feud with Discovery over UKTV, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentCelebrating the best of British
Broadcast Awards showed innovation and creativity in abundance
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CommentWhy I would still work with Liam Neeson
Showing compassion is key to building future for TV, film and society, argues Josh Wilson
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CommentCloser ties benefit TV and film
TV gets a quality boost while film companies gain from financial stability, says Phil Rymer
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CommentWhere is TV audio description heading in 2019?
AbilityNet’s Claudia Cahalane on the challenges of ensuring as much content as possible is audio described
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CommentNatpe’s little secret
Miami conference’s multiple personalities make it the most diverse in international television, says Danny Fenton
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CommentStreaming is going mobile as consumers embrace change
More services are launching apps as spend and viewing rises, says Paul Barnes
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CommentMaking a connection is key with tricky contributors
Always stick to what you promise and never lose your moral centre, says Kira Phillips
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CommentActions not words at core of successful workplaces
“The time for lip service is well and truly over”
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CommentThe rise of machine learning in TV and film production
Jade McQueen from content management platform Box lays out a series of practical benefits to media companies of utilising AI/ML
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CommentFactual content has a new home
A boom in online advertising will help producers thrive in the digital world, says Sam Barcroft
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CommentEverything changes except TV
Scheduling may be dying – but Gemma Collins will always be with us, says Steven D Wright
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CommentNon-scripted shows resilience
The genre is fighting hard to remain relevant in the digital age
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CommentUnscripted has a bright future
But the genre needs to embrace technology and show shade as well as light, says Will Hanrahan
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CommentNetflix faces bumpy road ahead
As rivals raise their game, the SVoD player needs to look beyond content, says Kate Bulkley