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Andrew Nairn

BBC News Channel/BBC World News merger plans: more information required

15th August 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

We have argued before that proposed BBC cuts can sometimes seem like negotiating positions.

Read MoreBBC News Channel/BBC World News merger plans: more information required

Would more live programming revive the fortunes of linear TV?

7th August 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Yet again the “TV is dead” brigade have been left confounded. Incredible audiences of up to 17m …

Read MoreWould more live programming revive the fortunes of linear TV?

Neighbours: the unlikely BBC daytime hit

31st July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

The end of Neighbours has unleashed lashings of nostalgia amongst people of a certain age. Most of …

Read MoreNeighbours: the unlikely BBC daytime hit

Where are Channel 4 privatisation and BBC funding likely to sit in new Tory agenda?

24th July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

The next Prime Minister will have no shortage of things to deal with.

Read MoreWhere are Channel 4 privatisation and BBC funding likely to sit in new Tory agenda?

Ofcom provides further information on proposed ad changes for PSBs

17th July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Ofcom has given more details of its review of the rules covering advertising on ITV, Channel 4 and …

Read MoreOfcom provides further information on proposed ad changes for PSBs

What might more ad airtime look like on ITV?

10th July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Ofcom is expected to give more details of its review of the TV advertising rules in the next few …

Read MoreWhat might more ad airtime look like on ITV?

Wimbledon v major breaking news: the importance of a powerful, editorially confident playout team

5th July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

As nightmares go for BBC Network Presentation they do not get much worse than this.

Read MoreWimbledon v major breaking news: the importance of a powerful, editorially confident playout team

TV advertising: two consultations in progress

2nd July 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Two consultations are under way which could have a major effect on TV advertising.

Read MoreTV advertising: two consultations in progress

Culture secretary to decide on ITV/STV and Channel 5 licence renewal

29th June 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Ofcom is recommending the renewal of the public service licences held by ITV, STV and Channel 5. The …

Read MoreCulture secretary to decide on ITV/STV and Channel 5 licence renewal

What’s the future of terrestrial TV in the UK?

26th June 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Next week one of the Freeview multiplexes will close. The loss of one of the HD multiplexes means …

Read MoreWhat’s the future of terrestrial TV in the UK?

Opinions on the new BBC News set

19th June 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

It’s been good to see a lively discussion about the changes to the BBC News at Six and Ten.

Read MoreOpinions on the new BBC News set

EastEnders off to BBC Two for Wimbledon fortnight

15th June 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

EastEnders will move over to BBC Two during Wimbledon.

Read MoreEastEnders off to BBC Two for Wimbledon fortnight
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