Opinion – Page 195
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CommentA fresh start for ITV and STV
STV finally buried the hatchet with ITV yesterday ending a near two-year legal wrangle. Jake Kanter examines what the future might hold for their relationship.
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Comment28 Apr '11
“It was broadbrush stuff but then Starkey has been teaching in Jamie’s Dream School for a while.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentDambusters: Building the Bouncing Bomb
Dambusters producer Tom Cook on the challenges of filming an explosive reconstruction.
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CommentOff cuts: Daisy doo! to global aid
Thought In The Night Garden was harmless fun for toddlers, or at worst, soporific viewing for stoners? Think again.
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CommentVera / Psychoville / March Of The Dinosaurs
True Vision’s Brian Woods and Olwyn Silvester, production chief at Atlantic Productions, on cops, clowns and animated dinosaurs
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Comment27 April '11
“By the time each episode finishes, we ache with the glorious sense that a better world is possible.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSurvey says: pay up or lose out
The Broadcast Training Survey finds that training TV’s freelance workforce is essential to stem the brain drain
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CommentPSBs should not shirk their responsibility to the world
The lack of quality entries for the One World Awards is worrying, says Marion Bowman
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CommentMaking cross-platform drama?
Sofia’s Diary creator Nuno Bernardo lays down some ground rules
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CommentWhy Hunt should think before he acts
Creating a new Communications Act is a tricky task for the culture secretary, according to FTI Consulting’s Dan Corry and Alison Sprague
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CommentNeighbourhood Blues
Series producer David Howard talks about the challenge of finding a new angle in police programming; getting involved in grass-roots crime and being touched by the dedication of police officers trying to make a genuine difference.
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Comment26 April '11
“It was moderately entertaining, if a bit overlong, but a waste of Brown’s – and Nathan’s – talents.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment21 April '11
“Chris and his reptiles actually live in Strood, which was over the Thames estuary in Kent last time I looked.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentOff Cuts: A Certain Ratio
Oscar-winning film-maker Kevin Macdonald took the lecturers’ prerogative during his whistle-stop speech on the history of documentary last week. Delivering the inaugural BBC Documentary Lecture, Shrinking Cameras, Expanding Worlds, the Touching The Void director had to make a choice about which format to show his ...
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Comment20 April '11
“You don’t get a lot of moral philosophy on BBC3 but that’s essentially what this was.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSmall online radio stations will thrive in G4 revolution
GaydarRadio has left the Sky EPG to tune into the iPhone generation, says Robin Crowley
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CommentNothing Fawlty with viewers
Like it or not, gypsies and Essex girls are what audiences want to see
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CommentTV turns the tables on online
Top brains are crossing over into web world, reports Kate Bulkley