Opinion – Page 128
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CommentTV Critics: Mafia’s Secret Bunkers; Nelson's Caribbean Hell-Hole; 24 Hours in A&E; Scott & Bailey; Browsers; School of Hard Sums
“Fascinating and depressing in equal measure.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentIs social TV a friend or foe?
Understanding the potential of the second screen is all in the mind, writes James Hier.
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CommentReality is today’s Shakespeare
Success of shows depends on a defined act structure, says John Yorke
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CommentWill ITV have the last laugh?
Broadcaster’s bold move in comedy is a risk worth taking says Broadcast editor Lisa Campbell.
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CommentErasing traditional distribution
Anita O’Donnell on the growing importance of effective delivery in a VoD market.
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CommentTV Critics: Archaeology: A Secret History; Alex Polizzi: The Fixer Returns
“Miles was so busy making like Indiana Jones that it was almost impossible to absorb what he was saying.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTechnology made the radio star
Absolute DJ Russ Williams charts two decades of radio at One Golden Square.
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CommentGary Janetti on how ITV turned Vicious
Lisa Campbell talks to producer Gary Reich and writer Gary Janetti about new ITV sitcom Vicious.
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CommentTV Critics: Young Margaret; The Village
“The insights into Baroness Thatcher’s early life were in a different class from other TV tributes.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Job Lot
Two industry reviewers give their take on ITV workplace comedy The Job Lot.
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CommentKids TV must school new talent
Finding new talent is akin to finding Britain’s next Wimbledon champion says Jeremy Salsby
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CommentTV Critics: The Politician’s Husband; Playhouse Presents; Man Lab; Watson & Oliver
“The political sophistication of a fifth-form politics lesson.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSelect committee success - Hall's decent start
DG’s surefooted start was encouraging - now the hard work begins says Jake Kanter.
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CommentThe sunset of local commercial radio
Paul Robinson on the growth of the quasi-national network
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CommentC4 takes the short route to PP
Branded content for mobiles looks like a win-win, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTV Critics: The Great Bear Stakeout, License to Kill
“I think they’re really horrid, these bears… Amazing footage, though.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTechnology should aid the storytelling, not replace it
Natural history needs to engage viewers as well as wowing them, says Kim Shillinglaw
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CommentCohen: the right man for the job
BBC1 controller has what it takes - but it’s a blow for rival Salmon, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentOrchestrating Free Speech online
James Emtage on the way BBC3’s Free Speech gives young viewers a voice.
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CommentTV Critics: The Wright Way; Great British Sewing Bee; Edward VIII's Murderous Mistress; Keeping Britain Alive
“Lame doesn’t begin to describe this car-crash of a comedy.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.