Tightening up on trust

Article Abstract:

The British television broadcasting industry has been facing several trust issues, and various courses of action have been taken to cope with them. Channel 4 is presenting viewer's attitudes toward the issue, and broadcasters are planning to amend their contracts with independent producers. The future of the creative process is also discussed.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Company business planning

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Reasons to be cheerful

Article Abstract:

The British television broadcasting industry is marred by several controversies such as the admission of "Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway" producers that the game show is routinely rigged. But amidst all the issues, the industry should be remembered for making top quality programs. Other issues and milestones are discussed.

Appreciation

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BBC refuses to back down over Iraq doc

Article Abstract:

The BBC claimed that a television documentary featuring the execution of two British soldiers in Iraq was known ahead of time by the United Kingdom's Defence Ministry. The BBC defended its decision to screen the "Correspondent" documentary special.

Television broadcasting, British Broadcasting Corp., Works, Media coverage, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, Executions and executioners, Execution (Punishment), Executioners, Iraq War, 2003-, Correspondent (Television program)

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