All Comment articles – Page 206
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CommentOff Cuts: Another trick of the mind?
When Derren Brown convinced a member of the public that he was in a violent zombie video game in a Channel 4 special in 2005, the tabloids were predictably in uproar about the long-term effects on viewers, society and the participant.
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CommentTackling an age-old problem
TV industry needs to act on lessons learned from the O’Reilly verdict.
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CommentPrincess really cares about its freelancers
I joined Princess a year and a half ago, after working at the BBC and at a number of indies over the years.
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Comment12 Jan '11
“Hugh’s fight against waste had our attention.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentHugh’s Big Fish Fight, C4
As new Channel 4 series Hugh’s Big Fish Fight casts off, director and series producer Will Anderson takes Broadcast behind the scenes of the campaigning documentary.
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Comment11 Jan '11
“I find myself unable to give a fat thumbs-up.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment10 Jan ‘11
“The hunting isn’t especially impressive, once the prey has been located.” Read on for the verdict on the weekend’s TV.
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CommentPrimeval / Episodes / Pink Saris
Radio 1’s Rob da Bank and presenter Gemma Cairney on dinosaurs, Hollywood and an Indian tonic.
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CommentSad tidings of freelance pain
Broadcast Freelancer Survey reveals a workforce lacking in opportunity.
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CommentFear and toadying in TV land
What three things would make it a happier new year for indies?, writes Tiger Aspect’s Clive Tulloh.
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CommentToast / Famous and Fearless
Catherine Neilan casts her eye over two of the week’s new shows.
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CommentOff Cuts: Evans shows no fear
Channel 4’s Famous And Fearless has earned its share of detractors, but co-host Chris Evans is taking it in his stride.
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CommentKey insider knowledge puts the fact into fictional crime
Having an expert on hand is vital to give our series authenticity, says Lynda La Plante.
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CommentRobinson on Capital and Smooth going national
Commercial radio launches two national radio services this week kicking off a year in which it needs to build on the green shoots of 2010, writes Paul Robinson.
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