Monthly Publication of the RTS
May 2016
Phil Edgar-Jones convinces Tara Conlan that Sky Arts is making a bigger splash as it scales up...
The scythes, sex and sunsets fired viewers’ imaginations. Steve Clarke hears from an RTS panel how...
The jet-lagged creator of Flowers, Will Sharpe, goes walkabout in New York - and gets mistaken for...
Roger Mosey reviews Kicking the Bar: The life and legacy of broadcaster Huw Wheldon
Celebrity soaps, ice hockey, Bruce Springsteen and Donald Trump. Dawn Airey is embracing New York...
Streaming services are pushing ahead of broadcasters to supply bigger, better pictures, reports...
Can the new boss of Channel 4’s Oscar-winning movie arm deliver a profit? Stuart Kemp investigates
Netflix is not alone in using analytics to understand how audiences respond to video content....
Do Government proposals for BBC governance threaten its independence? Raymond Snoddy takes...
Difficulty hearing dialogue in TV drama is a recurring irritation for audiences. Is there a simple...
