Managing the skills gap

Article Abstract:

The broadcasting industry hot shots require solid management skills to complement their creative excellence. The newly created Centre for Creative Business, a not-for-profit joint venture between London Business School and University of Arts London, with seed funding by the government is creating very high quality, affordable short courses in business strategy to creative entrepreneurs so that they can take their business onto a secure platform for expansion. The creative industries average growth rate of 6% annually is valued at [pounds sterling] 21 billion and given the right management skill set have the potential to multiply their worth.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Services information, Business Associations, Management, Economic aspects, Services, Creative ability, Creativity, Company business management, Commercial associations, Industry forecasts

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Paranoid androids

Article Abstract:

Television programs are supported by a big supply of and big budgets for independent producers and in-house departments and intensive market research renders extra help. Yet commissioning editors are becoming more paranoid in choosing television programs. The risk-taking habits of commissioners are critiqued by an anonymous TV producer .

Practice, Editors, Risk-taking (Psychology), Risk taking, Viewpoint essay

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