Simon Albury is Chair of the Campaign for Broadcasting Equality and a former CEO of the Royal Television Society. In 1969 he was a member of Granada Television's World In Action Investigative Bureau.
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Published in: ourBeebOfcom and Diversity: lies, lawyers and whatever next? (Part 1)If Ofcom is to gain the confidence of BAME people in broadcasting, it needs to climb down from its ivory tower and...
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Published in: ourBeebEmployment Diversity – Has Ofcom been nobbled by the TV industry?When it comes to diversity, Ofcom is being captured by the broadcasting industry.
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Published in: HomeBAFTA/BFI Film Diversity Measures may not lead to BAME employmentThe press should not exaggerate the effectiveness of the film diversity measures introduced by BAFTA this week. They...
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Published in: ourBeebDiversity - what Ofcom needs to doOfcom's new CEO has pledged to make diversity and inclusion a priority. The regulator needs to improve or it could...
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Published in: ourBeebTV Diversity: there may be trouble aheadA briefing to MPs on the government’s plans for tackling inadequate representation in British broadcasting.
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Published in: ourBeeb“All those featured are white” - what can we do about diversity at the BBC?Fifteen years since the BBC pledged to reflect “the UK’s diversity in our programmes, our services and our...