In 1852, Marx wrote that historical events play out twice, the first time as tragedy, the second as farce. Sadly, he failed to countenance that some organizations need a third or fourth go around.

The confirmation of a Comcast-owned Sky and ITV earlier this week has put fellow cash-strapped public broadcasters on their toes. By Lily Ford In wake of Sky’s landmark acquisition of rival public ...

The BBC and Channel 4 have denied claims that they will be merging, amid upcoming licence fee negotiations. First introduced in 1946, the licence fee pays for various BBC shows and services including ...

The British Broadcasting Corporation and Britain’s main commercial public service broadcaster Channel 4 have discussed the possibility of a streaming-focused partnership in order to better compete ...

The BBC wants Channel 4’s programmes inside iPlayer – and its new director general has confirmed the two are already talking about it. Is BritBox on its way back? Matt Brittin, who took charge of the ...

ScreenSkills, the U.K.‘s screen industry skills body, has unveiled an ambitious five-year strategy aimed at developing a robust workforce to support the nation’s £13.48 billion ($17.4 billion) screen ...