Richard Bacon: Formats Geek
As the greats of the press descend on London for the Truth Tellers annual conference, Politico's Allison Hoffman talks to The Media Club abo...
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20 of 381 episodesFormat Fever, Sky's Gamble, and The Creator Economy Grows Up
200 companies pitched for the BBC and NBC's next global format - and the winner is a partnership between Expectation and Plegazoid. CMG Prod...
YouTube’s Audio Ads, Channel 4's Big Shake-Up
YouTube is officially an audio platform. Karin Robinson, Senior Director of Strategy at Edelman, on whether we all need to open our eyes. Al...
8 Out Of 10, Katz?
Ian Katz leaves Channel 4, and the BBC has announced up to 2,000 job cuts. Broadcast Magazine's Rebecca Cooney on a big week in TV. Also on...
Sky’s £16m SNL Bet
SNL UK launches on Sky One as news emerges over the cost of production. Can the show defy the early critics? And what is Sky seeking to get...
The Brittin's Empire - New DG Set To Be Announced
Matt Brittin is being lined up to replace Tim Davie at the BBC - but first, a speech, and a Culture Secretary with a parting gift. Media wri...
Telegraph Deal Take #4... and are you World Cup Ready?
The Daily Telegraph has a new, new, new suitor - and it's Axel Springer, who has beaten the Daily Mail with a £575 million bid for Telegraph...
Ginormo-indies, Netflix Loses WBD, BBC Fights Back
All3Media and Banijay have merged to create an eight-billion-dollar independent production giant - and there are whispers that ITV Studios c...
That BAFTA edit, Mip London & AI Updates
Just what went wrong on the BBC's BAFTA edit? And how did the afternoon unfold for audience members? Talent agent Alex Segal was in the room...
Apple Podcasts Pivots To Video, 1% Club Goes Global
Apple Podcasts finally joins the video revolution — but is it too late to the party? Entertainment journalist Jamie East has the remote. Als...
Is The World Service In Crisis?
Tim Davie sends the Government a World Service ultimatum, as he claims funding runs out in seven weeks. Former Radio Academy CEO Paul Robins...
Scottish Media In Focus and a Rajars Special
We’re in Glasgow to see how broadcasters and indies are meeting the challenge of fragmentation - we speak to Bobby Hain and Graham Bryce abo...
Convergence Is King
We're joined by two execs that find their sectors converging on platforms like Spotify and YouTube. Steve Ackerman speaks to his three decad...
Prince Harry In Court, BBC on YouTube, Channel 4 Studios
It’s Harry vs Daily Mail: but as both sides bring robust arguments, could this one get messy? Journalist and TV producer Steven D Wright get...
Goalhanger Breaks New Records, Superindies Plan Merger
Goalhanger hits quarter of a million paying listeners, we speak exclusively to their Chief Revenue Officer about their strategy, and what it...
Spotify’s Changes And What They Mean For You
Spotify announces big changes to its revenue machine and Global spends big on Gary Nevile’s network.... Lots of podcast upheaval, but are po...
$10bn And Counting
Is there any merit to Donald Trump’s case against the BBC? And can the corporation get it dismissed before the legal costs rack up? Charlott...
Netflix Digs Deep For Warner As Paramount Fights Back
It’s the biggest media deal for a decade - or maybe not, if Paramount gets their way. How does this affect consumers, cinema goers... and al...
Friends Leaves Netflix, Just As Streamers Embrace ‘Windowing’
Is HBO Max doing the right thing pulling the sitcom everywhere but their own service? Or are consumers getting tired of chasing their favour...
Another Telegraph Sale Twist - And Are There Too Many Studios?
The Mail agrees to buy the Telegraph: but where’s the money coming from? And will the Government wave it through? Private Eye’s Adam MacQuee...