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Exits, mergers and new market forces: what went on at Mipcom? plus BBC cuts update
October 22, 2026 · 53 minIt's been a huge week in TV land, and in this week’s bumper episode, Broadcast news editor John Elmes and international editor Rich Middleton unpack some of the biggest international stories from this year’s Mipcom. Paramount and Warner…
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Ad-Funded Programmes: What's all the hype about?
October 15, 2026 · 36 minAs TV budgets tighten, does ad-funded programming offer a potential solution? Production companies are increasingly bringing brands in at the inception of a show, and baking advertising in from the beginning in a bid to get projects off…
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Joe Lycett’s live pub ambitions and how ITV's The Blame tackles misogyny
October 8, 2026 · 35 minIt’s all change in TV land as Channel 4 unveils its new director of programmes and the BBC selects its BBC News director. Marian McHugh and Ellie Kahn join Heather Fallon to discuss all the latest changes and what it means for the two…
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The Future of Channel 4: What’s next for a broadcaster facing a brutal reset?
October 1, 2026 · 27 minTalking TV returns amid a major shake up at Channel 4, which is cutting more than a quarter of its workforce. To break down exactly what is happening and how this will impact the industry at large, hosts Heather Fallon and Rebecca Cooney…
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Edinburgh TV Festival Special
August 28, 2026 · 40 minJoin the Talking TV team on the ground at the EICC for what will be the final Edinburgh TV Festival… or will it? With YouTube taking centre stage this year, the annual event asked the big questions about the health of the UK production…
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Channel 4 special: What do indies want from the broadcaster's new content bosses?
July 30, 2026 · 36 minChannel 4 is on the hunt for a new director of programmes after spliting its chief content officer role into three. What kind of person would indies like to see in the role? What should the PSB's content mix look like going forward? What…
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What's happening to support freelancers? (plus Ed Gamble's unacceptable TV opinion)
July 23, 2026 · 36 minAction For Freelancers project director James Taylor-Tovey shares the group's latest updates with Broadcast's Heather Fallon, and Ed Gamble chats to Broadcast Intelligence's Alice Redman about his new show Unacceptable. As the industry…
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Terms of Trade in the spotlight
July 16, 2026 · 24 minIn the last couple of weeks, the once solid terms of trade agreement for the UK television sector has suddenly found itself at the centre of debate. After what Broadcast dubbed a ‘terms of trade grenade’ was thrown by former Ofcom chair…
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The Sky/ITV deal: what do we know so far?
July 9, 2026 · 45 minEveryone's talking about the news that Sky has finally confirmed it plans to buy ITV's broadcast and streaming business as part of a £1.6bn deal - and so are we. First up, senior reporter Heather Fallon chats to Broadcast's editor in chief…
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Can we collaborate with Gen AI? Jesse Armstrong and Argonon’s Amanda Goddard
July 2, 2026 · 32 minPeep Show writer Jesse Armstrong and Argonon's Amanda Goddard weigh in on the use of generative AI in production. In Broadcast’s most recent Indie Survey, 59% of indies surveyed told us they were keen to explore and use AI. Only 1% said…
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Pride special: LGBTQ+ representation on TV
June 25, 2026 · 45 minTwofour’s chief executive officer David Brindley and journalist, broadcaster and TV critic Scott Bryan join the podcast this week for a special episode marking Pride month. Coinciding with the launch of the final series of BBC3’s I Kissed…
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Are microdramas the next big scripted trend?
June 18, 2026 · 45 minThis week, Broadcast delves into the burgeoning world of microdramas. With some forecasts predicting that these one-minute long episode dramas could generate global revenues of $14bn this year, should scripted companies look to invest?…

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