Channel 4

Streaming of broadcasters’ content still higher than before Covid, says Core

It’s good to highlight the Paralympians’ stories, but let’s not take our eyes off the action

Comedian to present Cancel Me, a Channel 4 show about ‘all aspects’ of political correctness

Documentaries have evolved as audience tastes shift, says Seán Mac Giolla Phádraig

Claims that Meat the Family is more shocking than a reality show offering the chance to win cosmetic surgery shows our warped priorities

Lisa McGee’s comedy has been a hit both for linear TV and on-demand

Online crowdfunding platform popular with Irish start-ups also wins backing from Channel 4

Airline says 2013 ‘Dispatches’ wrongly claimed it endangered passengers

Few crumbs of comfort for GBBO fans as baking show moves kitchens

New programme includes footage of the royal comparing Prince Charles to a ‘bad rash’

Entertainment companies have much to lose when their biggest hits become too big to fail

Move to end in-house children’s TV production was a mess, but not a shock

Producing the show is more complicated than it looks, says Tania Alexander

Broadcaster commissions make-up pilot from Northern Ireland’s Big Mountain Productions

‘Walter Presents’ is another window on the high quality of non-English language TV

Imagery had aimed to promote company’s big-budget TV drama

Advertisers need to ‘separate the wheat from the chaff’ in a crowded on-demand landscape

How long is the ideal ad? Anything from five seconds to three minutes

Channel 4’s popular ‘fixed rig’ documentaries inspire RTÉ One as it calls for ideas

Channel 4’s online platform will offer ability to target registered users by their names

Timing is right for show in which dodging surveillance is name of the game

Semi-state consultants NewEra have thoughts on who should make TV shows

London Irish Comedy Festival discussion focuses on planned C4 ‘Hungry’ script

Noel Curran, the broadcaster’s director-general, holds briefings with employees

Group organising protest describes ‘Hungry’ series as ‘tasteless and offensive’

Be lucky, listen to Wogan and don’t front television shows you wouldn’t watch yourself

The broadcaster will use its on-demand player to premiere more programmes

Channel 4 is doing a ‘lap of the planet’. But how can earthbound TV producers grab viewers?

RTÉ One’s next channel controller will be asked to lead ‘digital change’ as viewers disperse

Game show ‘The Lie’ and Vincent Browne’s ‘democracy television’ lined up for spring

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Maximising life span of revenues now the big challenge for independent television production companies

The UK public service broadcaster’s move adds to competitive pressures in TV market

He made his name with his excoriating TV reviews. Now the Screen Burn columnist is more likely to be the one making the programmes. Either way, Charlie Brooker hasn’t lost his sense of the absurd – or of the macabre

It’s not good enough for companies to say they can’t control where their ads appear