Watch the extended highlights from this year's RTS Television Journalism Awards, sponsored by Guestbooker.
Award-winning actor Stephen Graham looked back over a career that has taken in some of British telly’s grittiest roles – as well as offering him some meaty gangster roles across the Atlantic – at an RTS early evening event in February 2019.
Stephen's Save Me co-star Alice Feetham hosted the event.
'Broadchurch: Anatomy of a hit' was a joint RTS early evening/RTS Futures event held at the Cavendish Conference Centre in central London on 28 November 2013.
Read the event report here.
Anita Singh, arts and entertainment editor of the Daily Telegraph, chaired this festive RTS event, looking at Christmas television's past, present and future with Lord Grade, BBC Entertainment Controller Kate Phillips and BBC Click presenter Kate Russell.
In the advent of technological development with the introduction of on demand, over-the-top, catch up, scroll back, apps, downloads and much more – can the TV industry keep up with the changes and the ever-growing need to measure TV viewing habits across devices, platforms and other new ways to watch?
Watch as experts discuss the challenge of digital TV measurement, and click here to read the full event report.
BBC Director of Content, Charlotte Moore, delivers the Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture 2018, a joint initiative by the RTS and the Media Society.
Moore talked of the threat to British content for British audiences with the rise in popularity of US streaming services like Netflix and Amazon, and spoke of the key ways the BBC will aim to promote content bespoke to Britain in the future.
To donate to the Steve Hewlett Memorial Fund, please visit rts.org.uk/SteveHewlettFund.
We all know the market is changing shape. But what of the shows within it? What does it mean to commission linear television in an increasingly SVOD world?
Meanwhile, what are the new entrants really looking for? And are these platform distinctions as cut and dried as they seem?
Amazon’s Georgia Brown, Channel 4’s Ian Katz and Sky’s Zai Bennett discuss content in a shifting world with Kirsty Wark.
From mobile Virtual Assistants to Artificially Intelligent TVs to Smart Speakers, Voice is now impacting the broadcasting industry in exciting and explorative ways.
Targeted Advertising, Personalised Discovery, Fake News? What opportunities does this audio-based medium hold and what issues does it bring along with it?
How will advancements in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Biometrics drive the platform forward and really get to the heart of the consumer?
