All News articles – Page 4575
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TV and Marketing - Letting the market decide.
The case for using marketing techniques in programme development gets stronger and stronger as evidence mounts that better programmes are the result. But producers insist that it should never replace risk taking and creativity
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TX - Singing on the inside.
Tomorrow La Scala! is, on the face of it, a straightforward tale. The story follows a
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Interview - A woman's place.
... is on the boards and regulatory bodies of the British media industry, according to the chair of Women in Film & Television, Barbara Benedek
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News analysis - Charter for change.
The ITC's programme supply review was a major breakthrough for the independent producing community; if the Communications Bill adopts its findings wholesale, the broadcaster/producer power balance will be transformed
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Trade talk - On the box - Drawing the line.
Wall to Wall series producer Jacqui Wilson says Solid Geometry was an anti-climax, while Doctor Zhivago was an unlikely hit
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES -4MC RESTRUCTURES TK.
Facility house 4MC is reorganising its telecine (TK) department. The changes are part of group-wide TK
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES -BLUE ADDS TWO STAFF.
Soho facility Blue Post Produc-tion has taken on a new senior producer and a new Avid
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Free to air - Extra terrestrial TV.
Those who can't, teach. Those who can't teach, teach teachers and those who can't teach teachers write snitty columns about how badly everyone else teaches or teaches teachers. Substitute 'teach' for 'make TV programmes' and this begins to describe my predicament
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Leader - Dyke must join the PSB debate.
Two years ago when the white paper leading up to the Communications Bill was published, the debate on public service broadcasting (PSB) became pretty hot. However, that often heated discussion culminated in little more than PSB being described as the provision of content and services that the commercial sector, unfettered, ...
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES -VE PROJECTS EXPANDS.
Video Europe's VE Projects venture is supplying two children's primetime entertainment shows with multi-camera de-rig systems
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Trade talk - In the hot seat.
Five factual entertainment boss Sue Murphy aims to build on her success with Michael Jackson's Face, the channel's biggest home-grown hit
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Trade talk - In my view.
On opportunities for change during Ofcom's initial public service broadcasting reviews
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PROGRAMMING - MURDER IN SMALL TOWN X TO COME TO BBC 1.
The BBC's version of US reality game show Murder in Small Town X has finally gone
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Technology & facilities - Grampian in move to #5m studios.
Grampian TV (GTV) is leaving its home of 40 years and moving to a new 22,000 sq ft, #5m television centre in Tullos, Aberdeen, writes John Oates
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PROGRAMMING - ZOE BALL COMES BACK WITH SKY MOVIE SHOW.
Former The Priory presenter Zoe Ball is to make her TV presenting comeback with a one-off
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - BLUE TURTLE POSTS FHM COVER GIRL CONTEST.
Blue Turtle Pictures has completed post-production on the finale to RDF Media and Sky One's search
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PROGRAMMING - CARLTON ORDERS BOOST WEST COUNTRY INDIES.
Carlton Westcountry director of programmes Jane McCloskey has ordered a selection of 6 x 30-minute series
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Technology & facilities - Dubbs builds four-desk DVD suite.
Duplication, conversion and multimedia facility Dubbs has built a new media suite for DVD production at its Poland Street home, writes John Oates
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PROGRAMMING - NICKELODEON GIVES KIDS CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
Plymouth-based indie Twofourtv has been commissioned to produce an 8 x 30-minute series, Dare U?, for
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PROGRAMMING - WARK CLEMENTS TO FILM SLEEPOVER CLUB FOR ITV.
ITV controller of children's and youth Janie Grace has ordered a 26 x 30-minute series based