First shots exchanged in battle to shape PSB

Article Abstract:

Mark Thompson (BBC), Michael Grade (ITV), Andy Duncan (Channel 4) and Jane Lighting (Five) participated in a debate at the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention on the future structure of public service broadcasting (PSB). All four participants agree that a wide range of regulated programming should be universally available and free of charge. Their opinions on the PSB model are presented.

Public affairs, Conferences, meetings and seminars, British Broadcasting Corp., Public opinion, Thompson, Mark, Channel Four Television Company Ltd., Lighting, Jane, Channel Five Holdings Ltd., Duncan, Andy, Royal Television Society

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A game of musical chairs

Article Abstract:

Emily Bell, chief editor of Guardian Unlimited shares her opinion on Michael Grade's move to ITV. She feels that the move is just the latest act in the network's unfolding drama.

Editors, Bell, Emily

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Duncan back in the frame to head ITV

Article Abstract:

The chief executive of Channel 4 Andy Duncan is being considered for the chief executive position at ITV. The channel is yet to announce its decision.

Duncan, Andy (executives)

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