All Comment articles – Page 115
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CommentBroadcasters need to think big - and small
Broadcasters are letting the most interesting ideas fall through the cracks, says Justin Gayner
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CommentKeeping a third eye on Scandi drama
The question that I get asked most frequently at work is ‘what is the next Killing or The Bridge?’
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CommentPopulist debates benefit us all
Less ‘elitist’ panels can get to the heart of public debates, says Ian Rumsey.
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CommentITV digs for US gold with DiGa deal
ITV is doubling down its bet that the US holds the key to its success following its deal with DiGA.
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CommentA little personality goes a long way
If you’re a bullying, egomaniac sociopath, you’ll go far in TV, says Steven D Wright
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CommentExpansion is a gamble for ITV
New channels will have to find their feet quickly, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentThe joys of jostling for position
Netflix’s model is marvellous, but conventional slots are still crucial
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CommentBroadcasting the Baftas live
Is a two-hour time delay out of step with a growing desire for immediacy asks Andreas Wiseman
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CommentTV that's out of this world
British ambassador to the US Sir Peter Westmacott talks transatlantic collaborations
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CommentDEBATE: ITV - to Be or not to Be
Is ITV’s decision to launch a new female-focussed channel on the money?
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CommentDigital is advertising’s future
A smart approach to content and consumers is key, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentHadlow: a tough act to follow
The next BBC2 controller will inherit a clear and confident channel
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CommentThe Risky Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Conan Doyle would have been in the app business according to Mike Dicks
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CommentTV must make the case for premium content
What does ITV Encore launch say about what viewers will pay for asks Stella Medlicott
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CommentThe Twitter verdict: Babylon
“Seriously trending - and dividing the audience across a wide spectrum.” Read on for the industry verdict on the Danny Boyle-directed comedy drama debate.
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CommentCelebhunter: ‘Gonzo’ voice of a new generation
Director Matt Rudge argues broadcasters must back self-taught filmmakers