All Genre articles – Page 11
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CommentFans come first for broadcasters
User data is key to keeping hold of audiences and maximising revenues, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentSex on TV is a bit of a turn-off
When characters finally do the deed, it can be the death knell for a show, says Steven D Wright
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CommentIt’s the medium not the message
Younger viewers will watch older-skewing content if it is presented correctly, says Alan Griffiths
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CommentSocial listening helps to keep shows fresh and engaging
Harnessing real-time audience feedback can make for better programming, says Jo Booth
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CommentAuthenticity is essential to communicating online
Be open and honest to truly connect with your target audience, says Talie Delemere
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NewsBI identifies format hotspots
Broadcast Intelligence highlights markets that are keenest to strike deals for non-scripted
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NewsMipcom round-up: day two
Cannes updates, from All3’s first-look deal with Field Day to a Korean Doctor Foster
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CommentOur duty to champion diversity
Content industry has its part to play in bringing about real change, says David Cornwall
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CommentLearn the jargon for US success
Knowing how American audiences are defined is key to tapping the market, writes Hannah Bowler
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NewsVirtual reality lands £10m boost
Investment will be used to launch groundbreaking National Centre for Immersive Storytelling
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NewsCreative Skillset rebrands in drive to plug skills gap
ScreenSkills is now dedicated to the film, television, animation, visual effects (VFX) and videogames industries
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CommentGame on for women’s sport
The audience is there and the potential for growth and investment is huge, says Sarah Greene
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NewsAmazon targets local content
SVoD giant urges UK producers to pitch more ideas and stresses its European autonomy
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FeaturesNavigating the music minefield
Whether to use library music, commercial tracks or commission a bespoke score?
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CommentFaking it is a noble TV tradition
Like contestants on The Circle, we all put on a front to seem more likeable, says Steven D Wright
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CommentSome stories never grow old
Events like the 1969 Manson murders will always fascinate audiences, says Richard Dale
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NewsSkillset looks to plug non-scripted skills gap
Training body research reveal non-scripted production skills gap
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NewsChina extends restrictions on foreign content on TV and online
SART extends primetime ban to include animation, documentary and sports
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NewsIndie glut swamps execs
Edinburgh survey reveals fears of spiralling production costs as scrap for slots intensifies