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 listen to what they have to say.
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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 deserve only a small welcome.
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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 face judicial review.
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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 workforce” little has changed. Why, and what can we do about it?