All Comment articles – Page 177
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CommentBBC needs to deliver clarity
Suppliers have a right to know much is being spent across genres.
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CommentJunior Bake Off / Ian Hislop – When Bankers Were Good / James Martin’s Mediterranean
Current Sponge’s Sam Branson and Current TV’s Tom Barbor-Might on mini bakers, do-gooders and rustic food.
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CommentBafta must recognise wordsmiths
New award for reality shows is an insult to writers, says James Moran.
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Comment16 Nov '11
“It’s a rip roaring tale, expertly and enthusiastically told.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentPitching in the USA
Zig Zag’s Matt Gould reveals his top tips for pitching in America after a year running the indie’s US office.
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Comment15 Nov '11
“It didn’t burrow deep into the sources of a betrayal that has pretty much ruined his life.” Read on for the verdict on the weekend’s TV.
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Comment14 Nov '11
“It was suffering from TV’s equivalent of bipolar disorder.” Read on for the verdict on the weekend’s TV.
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CommentSky: Bectu's argument is "bizarre"
Earlier this week, Bectu branded retransmission fees “a scandal” and claimed Sky’s practices hindered others. Graham McWilliam, group director of corporate affairs, rebuts that claim.
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Comment11 Nov '11
“It took over eight minutes to raise the first smile.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment10 Nov '11
“Who cares about dates or boundaries, or even too many facts? Sit back and feast.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentPublic Enemies / PhoneShop / The Witch Doctor...
Milkshake!’s Sarah Broad and doc maker Robb Leach on murder, shop assistants and jungle cures.
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CommentWhy TV needs butterscotch
Innovation comes from being free to make mistakes and achieve great things, says Mark Rock.
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CommentConsistency plus surprise is the key to a great brand
Building a relationship with viewers is vital in this ‘business of failure’, says Liz Dolan.
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CommentOff Cuts: Bonneville in boneshocker
Hugh Bonneville is among the cast riding the wave of Downton’s success.
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CommentSocial media award goes to...
EMAs were a success for audience engagement, says Kate Bulkley.
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CommentThe future of investigative journalism
Wherever you go nowadays, everyone is terribly worried about the future of investigative journalism, writes Dorothy Byrne.