The corporation’s claims to the public and to neutrality are crucial for the British state and its power across the globe.
A filmmaker advises BBC news staff on how to better engage with the harsh realities of life for many in Britain.
The requirement for output to be “distinctive”, coupled with the growth of media consortia, could force the BBC out of the game.
The government’s proposals would be a blow to both the BBC's freedom from government interference, and its place at the heart of British popular culture.
Apocalyptic rumours followed by a row-back and relief. It's an age-old strategy, but what's the reality behind the government's BBC proposals?
Following the BBC's commitment to new diversity targets, we publish the footage of a discussion about diversity on TV with Lenny Henry, Pat Younge, Dawn Foster and Bev Skeggs.
The BBC is doing cutting-edge research into Visual Perceptive Media, virtual reality and facial coding technologies. But do we want our shows to be tailored to our age, gender, and tastes? And what happens to all that data?
Privatisation may be the best way to strengthen Channel 4's public service remit.
In order to innovate in the new media environment the BBC must build a new system for working with freelancers.
After the box office success of BBC drama Sherlock, a look at who is accessing the BBC in China, and why.
The creator of the Capital City Project lays out five principles that can be used to radically democratise television.
We’re told the BBC is ‘too big’. Yet Britain is part of a Europe-wide trend where funding for public service is shrinking, while commercial revenue grows.
