All Comment articles – Page 214
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CommentRadio broadcasters can face the future with confidence
Industry leaders should expect to thrive, not just cope, in a digital world, says Tim Davie.
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CommentThe BBC’s nearly man
After missing out on the DG role, Mark Byford became a sacrificial lamb.
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CommentWhitechapel / Pillars of the Earth / Stephen K Amos Show
High Point’s Julie Delaney and UTV’s Andrew Jarvis on murder, intrigue and hit-and-miss comedy.
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CommentAbraham's first cock-up
Five months into the job and Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham has made his first public apology.
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CommentGiant Squid: Inside Nature’s Giants
Edit producer Tom Mustill reflects on the weirdest creature to cross Inside Nature’s Giants dissection table, and for whom losing a metre-long penis is the least of its worries.
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Comment12 Oct '10
“Mortality, morality and myth: it’s all here, with jam on top.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment11 Oct '10
““I was so wrung out after the first half hour I wasn’t sure I was going to make it to the end.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentA new vision of reality TV
Seven Days isn’t rating, but its interactivity makes compelling viewing.
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CommentTerrestrials must raise their game to stop losing at sport
Free-to-air losing the race for rights is damaging sports viewing, says Kimi Zabihyan.
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CommentSong Of Lunch / PhoneShop / Dave's One Night Stand
Actors Danny Midwinter and Stephen Lord on lunch, shopping and a night’s stand-up
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CommentSurvivors of dangerous TV remain surprisingly sane
Is working in telly really such a damaging experience? Steven D Wright isn’t so sure.
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CommentAny takers for local TV news?
Hunt’s EPG relegation threat will do little to motivate reluctant PSBs.
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CommentContent is the key to winning fans in the Facebook age
Brands should follow the lead of television for greater engagement online, says Lisa Opie.
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CommentTelling the story of Secret Iraq
Nothing in Iraq is as it seems, writes Sam Collyns, series producer of BBC2’s two-part film on the war-torn country.
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