All Comment articles – Page 167
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Comment‘Hot’ Israel shows the value of proven success
With format battles raging, having a hit in other territories counts, says David Clarke
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CommentOff Cuts: Friday Dinner is served
It’s the personal touch that counts. As filming begins on series two of Friday Night Dinner, writer Robert Popper was delighted to discover C4 comedy execs Shane Allen and Nerys Evans had sent a motivational message via the medium of cake.
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CommentTV tax credit: opportunity that must not be missed
Incentive can boost economy and industry, say Charles Moore and Stephen Bristow.
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CommentMy Birthday Shook The World / Cilla’s Unswung Sixties / Whisker Wars
Somethin’ Else’s Trevor Klein and Firecracker’s Alex Hay on 9/11 birthdays, mundane 60s and beards.
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CommentBe professional – give us a response
I have recently produced a Formula 1 documentary, culled from footage that I have filmed for a longer DVD version, with a view to getting it on air somewhere.
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Comment14 March '12
“There has never been a better argument for being unconscious.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment13 Mar '12
“The content is fascinating and timely but the delivery is infuriating.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment12 Mar '12
“Deeply shallow, humiliating, sometimes even cruel, and based on absolutely nothing at all but looks. I think I like it.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBBC Radio 6 Music: the first decade
From burgeoning digital radio station, to under threat beacon of the people, to the UK’s most listened to music digital radio network, BBC Radio 6 Music has been on, what you would call, a ‘journey’, writes Paul Rodgers.
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Comment9 March '12
“If you’re in the market for a nostalgic soap it should do the trick.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentWhite Heat / Tree Fu Tom / First Homes
Raw Cut’s Hugo Ward and the BBC Natural History Unit’s Robin Lewis on students, magic and first-time buyers.
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CommentNew start or false dawn?
Has anything changed since the O’Reilly case, asks Richard Miskella.
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CommentOff Cuts: Dispatching Kevin Sutcliffe
In his time at Channel 4, deputy head of news Kevin Sutcliffe has stood his ground in defending Dispatches and its journalists against libel accusations and police demands for evidence.
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CommentShowcase should extend the net beyond BBCW
Tim Sparke urges the BBC to invite other distributors to showcase their wares.
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CommentSeeking balance in broadcasting
Monitoring of the big four morning shows reveals little progress, says Lis Howell.
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CommentAlternatives to the usual suspects
An edition of Radio 4’s Today featured prominent male experts. Who were their female peers?