Opinion – Page 212
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Chilean mine rescue mission shows the power of live TV
This extraordinary event is a great advert for a true ‘good news’ story, says Chris Shaw.
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Patience and determination pay off in the race for access
As the media scrum descended, Pioneer Productions was in the thick of it, says Stuart Carter.
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Danny's upwardly mobile
Does the controller of BBC1 job come with a mobile phone as one of its perks? We ask as Danny Cohen has been without a corporation blower during his spell running BBC3 - and it seems he likes a chat.
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Ben Smith, Chillibean
Chillibean chief technology officer Ben Smith on what he would put in Room 101, who would play him in a movie and the one thing he could not live without.
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Getting On / Poirot: Halloween Party / First Men In The Moon
UKTV’s Gemma Parkinson and Maverick Television’s Rich Payne on hospital politics, crime and moon magic.
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Robinson on the BBC licence fee deal
The toughness of the new BBC licence fee settlement and the speed at which it has been negotiated are both startling and shocking, but ultimately are excellent news for the licence fee payer and the corporation, writes Paul Robinson.
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20 Oct '10
“A pleasure, albeit one inexplicably shown too late for children to catch.” Read on for more of last night’s reviews.
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Evans/Mallett: radio needs more risk
Timmy Mallett and Chris Evans have called on commercial radio to take more risks to ensure there is a strong future for radio, writes Paul Robinson at the Radio Festival.
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No greenlight for Project Canvas
Ofcom has given less than a greenlight for YouView (fka Project Canvas), contrary to some reports of their ruling, says Tony Ballard.
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Radio playlist wars
Commercial radio has thrown down the gauntlet to the BBC, saying “I’ll show you mine if you show me yours”, writes Paul Robinson from the Radio Festival.
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Downton spearheads ITV success
ITV drama is enjoying somewhat of a purple patch, scoring strong audiences with a hat trick of productions, writes Jake Kanter.
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Cohen's appointment: predictable but astute
Danny Cohen’s appointment to run BBC1 is predictable and safe – but it’s also spot on, writes Chris Curtis.
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15 Oct '10
“This was spectacular… Puts Jaws to shame.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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The BBC’s nearly man
After missing out on the DG role, Mark Byford became a sacrificial lamb.
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Let’s explore local TV potential
Jeremy Hunt’s plan would create hundreds of jobs across the country, writes Peter Williams.
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Radio broadcasters can face the future with confidence
Industry leaders should expect to thrive, not just cope, in a digital world, says Tim Davie.
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Whitechapel / Pillars of the Earth / Stephen K Amos Show
High Point’s Julie Delaney and UTV’s Andrew Jarvis on murder, intrigue and hit-and-miss comedy.
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Abraham's first cock-up
Five months into the job and Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham has made his first public apology.