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Andrew Nairn

England internationals contract further dilutes Channel 4’s claim that it’s “Altogether Different”

30th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Coming next on the minority channel dedicated to innovation and unheard voices – England …

Read MoreEngland internationals contract further dilutes Channel 4’s claim that it’s “Altogether Different”

Let’s not forget the role ITV played in the early years of Channel 4

23rd April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

During the discussions about Channel 4’s future we have sometimes discussed what seems to be the …

Read MoreLet’s not forget the role ITV played in the early years of Channel 4

Presentation changes during Easter Weekend

16th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Easter Weekend might revive memories of a couple of mysteries from long ago.

Read MorePresentation changes during Easter Weekend

Would a privatised Channel 4 make Derry Girls?

12th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

The debate about Channel 4’s impending privatisation continues. While claims Channel 4 News could be …

Read MoreWould a privatised Channel 4 make Derry Girls?

A lack of regulation is the main threat to Channel 4 News

10th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

One of the most ludicrous claims made by outright opponents of the privatisation of Channel 4 is …

Read MoreA lack of regulation is the main threat to Channel 4 News

Can anyone really pretend today’s schedule remotely resembles the Channel 4 of old?

7th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

So the threat of privatising Channel 4 was a real one after all. More details of the government’s …

Read MoreCan anyone really pretend today’s schedule remotely resembles the Channel 4 of old?

It’s time to let go of the BBC One globe

4th April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

Introducing new idents can be a risky business. Part of the furniture of a channel has been changed. …

Read MoreIt’s time to let go of the BBC One globe

BBC One’s new look: a nod to the channel’s brand heritage

2nd April 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

For some Pres fans, BBC One’s branding matters more than that of any channel.

Read MoreBBC One’s new look: a nod to the channel’s brand heritage

The war in Ukraine continues but the daily news agenda is shifting

26th March 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

The ongoing reporting on the conflict is remarkable. Many of the most powerful pieces are …

Read MoreThe war in Ukraine continues but the daily news agenda is shifting

Sixty Minutes: a self-inflicted disaster

15th March 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

1984 was one of the hardest years in the BBC’s history. A succession of flops on BBC One together …

Read MoreSixty Minutes: a self-inflicted disaster

Can too much news be a bad thing?

5th March 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

We take 24-hour news for granted today with two high quality British news channels together with 5 …

Read MoreCan too much news be a bad thing?

The challenges of covering major news stories on mainstream TV channels

25th February 2022 in Opinion By Andrew Nairn

In an age of 24-hour news, major breaking stories can pose a dilemma. When should a major, …

Read MoreThe challenges of covering major news stories on mainstream TV channels
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