Race for the prize

Article Abstract:

Peter Salmon is in charge of sport at the BBC and the corporation's conscience on race issues and is fighting to keep major events and to ensure diversity. Industry opinion is that he has made a good job of sport, particularly after his torrid time as controller of BBCI, where he had to battle against budgets and the explosion of multichannel.

Interview, Television broadcasting of sports, Sports television programs, Salmon, Peter

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Dramatic licence

Article Abstract:

Laura Mackie, the BBC's head of drama serials, discusses about the future of the genre in an age of reality television. The changes brought in by Laura Mackie are discussed, which have eventually resulted in more returns for BBC.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Mackie, Laura

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Back to the scene of the crime

Article Abstract:

The success of British Broadcasting Corporation's executive producer Simon Ford in producing popular crime documentary series ' The Boys Who Killed Stephen Lawrence' is discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Criticism and interpretation, Company business management, Crime in television, Television crime, The Boys Who Killed Stephen Lawrence (Television program), Ford, Simon

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