Andrew Nairn, Author at Clean Feed - Page 3 of 11

Party Political Broadcasts: a headache for schedulers

7th Apr 2024
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Davie speech and annual plan light on detail about future cuts

31st Mar 2024
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Radio 4 LW/MW, linear BBC services and future BBC funding

24th Mar 2024
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Channel 4: linear repeats and the fast track to streaming

17th Mar 2024
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ITV licence renewal: a far cry from the process of the past

10th Mar 2024
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BBC One and ITV 1 News at Ten: the legacy of a bad decision in 1998

3rd Mar 2024
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Random presenting rotas damaging BBC News brand?

25th Feb 2024
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A week where Freesat channels disappear and new BBC radio stations are announced

11th Feb 2024
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Closure of small channels in the debate about linear TV’s future

4th Feb 2024
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Big linear channels should be the home of premieres and special events

28th Jan 2024
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Linear TV delivering more impressive figures

15th Jan 2024
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There’s life in the old linear dog yet

8th Jan 2024
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Creative debate required on future of BBC

31st Dec 2023
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What has AQoS axe got to do with licence fee deal?

17th Dec 2023
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Industry impact from slowdown in commissioning

10th Dec 2023
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More difficult decisions ahead for the BBC

4th Dec 2023
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Dedicated Newsnight in-depth journalism: luxury BBC can no longer afford

3rd Dec 2023
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Marketing of iPlayer at the expense of BBC One

26th Nov 2023
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Ofcom ad rules and ITV regional/national news requirements

19th Nov 2023
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The wind down of SD TV, MW and LW services

13th Nov 2023
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BBC One’s national and regional news programmes rating well

5th Nov 2023
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The impact of “news avoidance” on broadcast news

29th Oct 2023
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Satellite HD changes pushing Freeview into legacy service territory

22nd Oct 2023
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Newsnight: a move to BBC One is worth considering

15th Oct 2023
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Recent tweaks to BBC One news presentation

9th Oct 2023
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Freeview isn’t going anywhere anytime soon but needs more HD channels

1st Oct 2023
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100 years of a unique TV listings magazine

25th Sep 2023
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PSB ad rules: Ofcom decides not to change

19th Sep 2023
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Channel 5 narrows audience share gap with Channel 4

17th Sep 2023
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Evolution rather than revolution becoming the norm for news presentation?

10th Sep 2023
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