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Published in: Home: FeatureChannel 4 gave these young people their break. Now it’s up for saleProducers who worked on C4 programmes say the broadcaster was already ‘levelling up’. Will a private owner be so...
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Published in: Home: News5 times Channel 4 left the UK government red-facedChannel 4 has had a long reputation of holding our government to account. Is privatisation payback?
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Published in: Home: OpinionPrivatising Channel 4 is a right-wing attack on media freedom. Here’s whyThe government’s actions echo the behaviour of populists elsewhere in the world. But there’s a twist
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionPrivatising Channel 4 would be a win for the government – and a loss for everybody elseFrom the viewers to the independent producers to the channel’s many employees based outside of London – we all lose...
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionChannel 4: Is there value in privatisation?An industry veteran explains why fears for the broadcaster may be misplaced
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Published in: ourBeebThe history of Channel 4: how David beat GoliathThe long battle to create Channel 4 was an unequal one that pitted the public interest against giant corporate and...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKMedia wars over Gaza: why British broadcasters are still failing in their scrutiny of Israeli officialsUK media may indeed suggest the bombardment of Gaza is disproportionate but the idea that Israel's offensive is a...
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Published in: ourBeebA smaller BBC would be good for audiences
In a digital age it's unhealthy for the Corporation to spend the whole licence fee.
