All Comment articles – Page 310
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CommentClicking into place
Bebo’s deals with key broadcasters spell rapid change for TV - but also opportunity.
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Hot Topic: Spectrum sell-off
Highest-bidder spectrum sales short-change PSB. By Andrew Bethell.
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CommentMedia fails to replicate banking sector bounce
Bank and financial stocks bounced back from last week’s heavy falls, but the FTSE 100 was still down 1.7%. Media stocks in particular had a difficult week.
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CommentBlog: Making money with online content
Jon Anthony on why television producers should look at what is actually working on the web rather than try to replicate their traditional business online.
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CommentYou the jury: Mark Rubens and Paula Trafford
Mark Rubens and Paula Trafford review the latest TV shows.
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CommentBlog: The positives of parenting shows
A rash of parenting shows on British TV has prompted concerns about the welfare of the kids featured. Laura Mansfield says the heat needs to be taken out of this debate.
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CommentFrom Wall Street to Wood Lane
Hiring a former investment banker as its new chief financial officer is unlikely to calm fears about BBC Worldwide’s growing commercial ambitions.
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CommentWhy we must embrace our multiplatform future
Carole Dunlop on why there has never been a more exciting time to be a content creator.
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CommentStriking writers are wrong to think they should be paid more
Emily Bell on the US writers' strike
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CommentSafeguarding trust is still a job for broadcasters
Broadcasters are right to turn the screw on indies over trust - but not to pass the buck
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CommentJeremy Dear and Heather Croall
Jeremy Dear and Heather Croall review the week's television programmes.
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CommentReaping the repeats rewards
The EastEnders wedding repeat at 10.30pm on Thursday had 860,000/8% share for BBC3, which might have hoped for more, since the highest EastEnders rating so far this year on BBC has been 1.4 million/9% share back in May.
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CommentThe impact of the US writers’ strike
Kate Bulkley on the problems that the UK faces because of a dispute between writers and studios in the USA.
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CommentDealing with content theft
Intellectual property solicitor Joel Smith discusses who should be responsible for stopping internet piracy.
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CommentBlog: Why TV should ignore new media analysts
Broadcasters need to start working closer with ISPs if they want online content portals such as 4oD and BBC iPlayer to be a success.
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CommentWhy TV is heading for a crash
Century Aspect’s Larry Walford argues that the current state of the TV industry mirrors the UK’s fragile financial sector.
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How C4 survived 2007
Getting back on track, It’s been a tough year for Channel 4, but it’s survived its annus horribilis.