Category: Public Service Broadcasting

This blog post was originally published by the AHRC. After The Fast Show, how does one...

THE BBC GENDER PROBLEM: A CENTURY IN THE MAKING by Sarah Arnold

Apr 27, 2018 | BBC, Blogs, Politics, Public Service Broadcasting, UK TV | 0

Last year I had the opportunity to spend time researching the women involved in the development of...

RINGS AROUND LONDON: TELEVISION IN 1946 by Jonathan Bignell

Nov 17, 2017 | Blogs, Public Service Broadcasting, Teaching, UK TV | 0

British television re-started after the Second World War on 7 June 1946, with programmes that...

WHAT USE IS A GENDERED AUDIENCE?: INSTITUTIONAL CLASSIFICATION THEN AND NOW by Sarah Arnold

Nov 10, 2017 | Audience, BBC, Blogs, ECREA, Netflix, Public Service Broadcasting | 0

Viewer classification has been central to audience research and measurement since the early years...

CfP: Transnational Television Drama 2018. June 6-8, 2018 @ Aarhus University (Denmark). Deadline: Jan 15, 2018.

Nov 3, 2017 | CFP, CFPs conferences, conference, Drama, ECREA, Genres, Legislation, Performance, Politics, production, Public Service Broadcasting, Publishing, Quality TV, Streaming, Teaching, Technology, Transnational TV | 0

About In 1992 television researcher John Ellis stated that television was an “essentially national...

CfP: Media Industries special section ‘Global Internet Television’. Deadline: Oct 1, 2017.

Jul 25, 2017 | Amazon, CFP, CFPs Journals, HBO, Hulu, Netflix, Netflix, production, Public Service Broadcasting, Streaming, Technology, Transnational TV | 0

CALL FOR PAPERS: Global Internet Television – A Media Industries special section Issue 13,...

SHUTTING UP SHOP: BYE-BYE, BBC STORE by Richard Hewett

Jun 16, 2017 | BBC, Blogs, Box sets / DVD, Public Service Broadcasting, Publishing, Technology, UK TV | 1

I said it wouldn’t work, didn’t I? Yes, friends, after less than two years in operation, the BBC...

THE CROWN FAILS TO TAKE THE CROWN AT BAFTAS by Lyndsay Duthie

May 17, 2017 | BBC, Blogs, Costume/Historical Drama, Crime, Genres, Netflix, Public Service Broadcasting | 0

The big question of this year’s BAFTAs was how many awards Netflix would romp home with. Most of...

TABOO: TRANSITION, TESTOSTERONE, AND THE TRANSCENDENTAL by Kenneth Longden

May 8, 2017 | BBC, Blogs, Costume/Historical Drama, Drama, Public Service Broadcasting, UK TV | 0

In a recent Sight and Sound article (March 3 2017) Nick James made an interesting observation...

WHEN TWO BECOMES ONE by Richard Hewett

Mar 24, 2017 | BBC, Blogs, Comedy, Cult TV/Sci Fi/Horror, Public Service Broadcasting, Sport, UK TV | 0

As this goes to press (can we say that about online materials?), series four of Line of...

IRISH TELEVISION VIEWING IN A NOT SO GLOBAL TELEVISION ECONOMY by Sarah Arnold

Mar 23, 2017 | Audience, Blogs, Commercial TV, ECREA, Legislation, Netflix, Public Service Broadcasting, Social media, Streaming, Transnational TV | 0

When I moved from the UK to Ireland in 2015/16 my transition in terms of the availability...

International Conference: Closing the gap in representation: public service journalism and activism for the democratization of the media 16-17 March 2017. Faculty of Communication. Seville University

Feb 10, 2017 | BBC, CFPs, CFPs conferences, Conferences/events, Diary, Public Service Broadcasting, Transnational TV | 0

Organized by R+D Project “Relationship dynamics in the face of social change: contexts, content, producers, audiences, and produsers in the news programmes of TVE and YLE”. Main Researchers: M. Á. Vázquez Medel and M. Lamuedra...

MAKING JAZZ 1080: TELEVISION PRODUCTION AS PROCESS...

THE BBC GENDER PROBLEM: A CENTURY IN THE MAKING by...

RINGS AROUND LONDON: TELEVISION IN 1946 by Jonatha...

WHAT USE IS A GENDERED AUDIENCE?: INSTITUTIONAL CL...

SHUTTING UP SHOP: BYE-BYE, BBC STORE by Richard He...

THE CROWN FAILS TO TAKE THE CROWN AT BAFTAS by Lyn...

MAKING JAZZ 1080: TELEVISION PRODUCTION AS PROCESS by Nicolas Pillai