The death of live TV

Article Abstract:

Richard Allen-Turner, joint managing director of Avalon and executive producer of Harry Hill's TV Burp, while focusing on Channel 4's supposedly 'live' comedy show slated for Friday nights beginning next year, bewails the end of really live broadcasts. He feels that the excitement of live entertainment is missing in pre-recorded programmes.

Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Live television programs

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Can they be trusted?

Article Abstract:

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announced that it is undergoing revolutionary changes in governance and want to be more transparent while adopting and launching new services. But the other broadcast industry giants and the commercial operators are suspicious about the BBC Trust's decision and its impact on the market.

Organizational history, British Broadcasting Corp., Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company organization

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Encouraging creativity

Article Abstract:

The importance of encouraging creativity in television programs to sustain highly competitive television broadcasting market is discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Television programs, Creative ability, Creativity, Company business management

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