Opinion – Page 232
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CommentShouldn’t we put quality first?
Audience appreciation is a far better metric than viewer volume, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentAn election for a new age
Can televised debates plus online activity give us a classic showdown?
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CommentBBC Radio: taking the p***
Does Radio 1 really need TV advertising for the chart show, asks Matt Deegan.
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Comment7 April '10
“An extraordinary cornucopia of joy and wizardry and humour.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentLords switch off digital sceptics
The BBC’s proposal to close digital radio stations 6Music and the Asian Network has put fuel on the fire of digital sceptics, but the flames have been extinguished by the House of Lords that has come out supporting radio’s “upgrade” to digital, writes Paul Robinson.
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Comment6 April '10
“As an exercise in storytelling it is severely flawed.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment1 April '10
“The two ex-couples here are dreadful.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTime for TV to reinvent
Broadcasters must build brands, form partnerships and diversify, writes Five’s Dawn Airey.
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CommentOfcom v Sky: the match with no winner
Two years after Ofcom kicked off its review, the battle over TV sport is finally getting interesting, writes Chris Curtis.
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Comment31 March '10
“Entirely lacking the real Christ’s gift for pith.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentNo substitute for star power
Top talent is the ultimate draw as the Queen and Louie Spence prove.
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CommentUnlocking value from within
Clever product placement can improve the online viewer’s experience, writes Kate Bulkley.
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CommentMatt Bowman, JCA
JCA commercial director Matt Bowman on the cruellest thing he’s ever done, what he’d put in Room 101 and the best and worst things about working in media.
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CommentOff Cuts: Ferari takes the bus
Some unkind types have branded Nick Ferrari the voice of the ‘white van man’ in the past - but they’ll have to reassess their views now.
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Comment29 March '10
“Camper, more self-mocking and altogether sillier.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBBC should cut exec pay and invest in content
The BBC should slash executive pay instead of making cuts to content, and invest in ideas, programmes and additional platforms for content, writes Elsa Sharp.
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Comment26 March '10
“The documentaries, like their predecessors were agnostic about the Afgan-conflict. Television’s next task must be different. We need to send a Cronkite out to tell us if this thing is winnable.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment25 March '10
“Partly a brief history of constipation.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentCanvas doesn’t pose a threat
OFT investigation is welcome, but stalling project is not the answer, writes Emily Bell.