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Andrew Nairn

TV advertising: two consultations in progress

Pub: 2nd Jul 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 29th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 26th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Opinions on the new BBC News set

Pub: 19th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

EastEnders off to BBC Two for Wimbledon fortnight

Pub: 15th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

New look better emphasises separate role of BBC One news

Pub: 14th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Falklands War: the pre-rolling news age

Pub: 12th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Traditional TV clocks up impressive numbers for Jubilee celebrations

Pub: 4th Jun 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Debate begins on BBC cuts

Pub: 28th May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

BBC cuts: last word or negotiating position?

Pub: 26th May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

What UTV Life refresh says about the future of the local ITV brand

Pub: 22nd May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Linear TV is very much alive and kicking

Pub: 15th May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

The One Show fails to benefit from ITV schedule change and EastEnders’ woes continue

Pub: 8th May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

A final word on Channel 4 privatisation

Pub: 3rd May 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 30th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 23rd Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Presentation changes during Easter Weekend

Pub: 16th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Would a privatised Channel 4 make Derry Girls?

Pub: 12th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 10th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 7th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 4th Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 2nd Apr 2022
by Andrew Nairn

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

Pub: 26th Mar 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Sixty Minutes: a self-inflicted disaster

Pub: 15th Mar 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Can too much news be a bad thing?

Pub: 5th Mar 2022
by Andrew Nairn

The challenges of covering major news stories on mainstream TV channels

Pub: 25th Feb 2022
by Andrew Nairn

What do we know about the new ITV news early evening programme?

Pub: 24th Feb 2022
by Andrew Nairn

New regular EastEnders slot in response to ITV changes

Pub: 21st Feb 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Regional weather forecasts: an important public service

Pub: 20th Feb 2022
by Andrew Nairn

Powerful and ingenious new BBC promo

Pub: 7th Feb 2022
by Andrew Nairn
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