Opinion – Page 156
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CommentHelp us paint a picture of the industry in 2012
Our census of the creative media industries is vital for making change, says Dinah Caine.
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CommentAnimation and licensing key to overseas success
Kids’ content has to travel well and have licensing potential, says Paul Robinson.
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CommentOff Cuts: Delivery boy double cake
Broadcast’s Balihar Khalsa was surprised to bump into Gordon Ramsay.
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CommentBert & Dickie; 7/7: One Day In London; Bomber Command
October Films’ Denman Rooke and UKTV’s Helen Cooke on Olympics past, 7/7 tribute and war heroes.
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CommentTV Critics: Imagine: Paul Simon’s Graceland; Line of Duty
“It posed difficult questions for defenders of cultural boycott about creative freedom, and for flouters like Simon.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Tonight: Six Million Dollar Conman
A story that is “stranger than fiction”. Read on for Broadcast’s verdict on one to watch tonight.
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CommentTV critics: Blackout; Jamie’s Summer Food Rave Up; 7/7: One Day in London
“For a story with so much incident, it was curiously slow moving.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment29 June '12
“A cheering reminder of the life-changing work doctors can do.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment28 Jun '12
“A series so ill-thought-out that even its intro does not make its brief clear.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentWho will have the last laugh?
ITV sends out ‘volume’ message at forum as Sky comes knocking.
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CommentPremier League: how much is too much?
Sky and BT have taken big gambles on PL rights, says Kate Bulkley.
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CommentVery soon, I learned that bugger all had changed...
Returning to his editing career, Leo Carlyon found the outlook bleak.
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CommentTaking a risk in Japanese market can pay dividends
Japan is fascinating but can be a tough place to do business, says Danny Fenton.
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CommentGallery: Broadcast Digital Awards 2012
Comedian Greg Davies put his teaching skills to good use as host.
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CommentDiversity is an issue for the whole industry
Will Wyatt responds to a recent Broadcast article…
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CommentLine Of Duty / Dynamo: Magician Impossible / Mad Mad World
City TV’s Debra Davis and Kindle’s Melanie Stokes on corrupt cops, magic and celebrity guests.
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Comment27 Jun '12
“Into this long summer of English sporting inadequacy, BBC Drama has fielded a world-class player.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.