Scene Profiles| Tanya Mukherjee – Diversity Manager at ITV
As part of our Scene Profiles series, we caught up with the lovely Tanya Mukherjee, Diversity Manager at ITV, to discuss her role
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Scene Profiles| LionHeart – ‘No Make Up Today’ (Short Poetic Film)
LionHeart is the man behind the poetic short film ‘No Make Up Today’. Speaking about his inspiration behind the artistic piece and
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BBC Director Calls for More Women’s Sport Coverage
Reposted from The Guardian George Entwistle, the new BBC director general, has said in his first interview that the corporation should increase
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Channel 4 Study Finds that Paralympics Coverage Changed Perceptions of Disability
Reposted from Media Week Channel 4 has claimed its coverage of the Paralympics, which reached 37 million people and nearly doubled its average
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Brothers With No Game: The Web Series| Episode 3 – Who’s Got Game?
The Brothers are back with another instalment of their popular web series Brothers With No Game. In this episode, we find out a
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Channel 5 Showcase New Talent in New Student Partnership
Reposted from Channel 5 website Channel 5 will become the first broadcaster to commission, develop, produce and broadcast a student TV project from
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Research Findings| Older Viewers Prefer Personal Video Recorders Over Laptops
Reposted from Broadcast Older people are increasingly likely to catch-up on their favourite shows using a PVR box rather than a laptop, according
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Channel 4 Invests in New Disabled Presenting Talent for the 2012 Paralympics
Reposted from The Guardian Channel 4 has invested £600,000 in training a fresh band of TV presenters and reporters with disabilities and Paralympic sporting
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New Channel Covering Minority Olympic Sports to Launch in November 2012
Reposted from The Guardian A new TV channel is launching in the wake of the London 2012 Olympics, providing coverage of sports featured
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Live Magazine on the Media Representation of Young People After the England Riots
One year on from the riots, Metro asked four young people from Brixton-based youth-media hub, Live Magazine, for their take on what happened,
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