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  • Channel 4: Some key questions about the Government’s privatisation plans answered

    April 5, 2022

    The Government is set to proceed with plans to privatise Channel 4. City A.M. sought answers to some of the key questions about the decision. Firstly, why does the Government want to privatise the broadcaster? The Government has argued that Channel 4’s long-term future needs to be secured amid concerns for its survival in the [...]

  • Ex Kingfisher boss Sir Ian Cheshire appointed Channel 4 chairman

    April 2, 2022

    Former Kingfisher boss Sir Ian Cheshire was appointed today as chairman of Channel 4, Ofcome announced. The 62-year-old retail former executive will join the broadcaster’s board on 11 April, succeeding media executive Dawn Airey. Interviewed for the post in late February, Cheshire went against Rita Clifton, who ran Interbrand and now sits on the board [...]

  • Channel 4 hits record spend for out of London commissions

    March 15, 2022

    Channel 4’s proportion of commissions and spend outside of London hit an all-time record high last year. Two thirds of all original programming commissioned for the main channel was produced in the nations and regions – nearly double the broadcaster’s 35 per cent quota set by Ofcom. Channel 4’s Chief Content Officer Ian Katz said: [...]

  • Former Kingfisher chief and one of the UK’s top brand experts battle it out for Channel 4 chairmanship

    February 22, 2022

    Former chief of DIY retailer Kingfisher and one of the UK’s top branding experts are fighting to become Channel 4 chair as question marks remain over the broadcaster’s future. As first reported by Mark Kleinman for Sky News,  Sir Ian Cheshire and Rita Clifton were interviewed for the role by Ofcom earlier this month. Clifton [...]

  • Why sport is taking over terrestrial TV airwaves again

    February 21, 2022

    If you’ve turned on your subscription-free, Nadine Dorries-unfriendly, terrestrial TV recently you may have been transported back to a time when moustachioed behemoths like Dickie Davies and Des Lynam ruled the afternoon airwaves – for we again live in an era of live, free-to-air sport. Of course, you may not have noticed. Sky and BT [...]

  • ‘Leave it alone’: Tory MPs push back against Channel 4 privatisation plans

    February 20, 2022

    Senior Tory MPs have urged the Prime Minister to drop the Channel 4 privatisation push this morning. In a letter to Boris Johnson, the MPs, including former culture secretary Karen Bradley and ex-cabinet minister Damian Green, said that a case for privatisation had not been made and the move would undermine the founding vision of [...]

  • Channel 4 News under fire for ‘gagging clauses’

    February 10, 2022

    Channel 4 News has come under fire for the alleged use of “gagging orders” against women in equal pay, discrimiantion and victimisation cases. Maria Miller, a former culture secretary and a campaigner against the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), said she is aware of several cases in which present and former employees have been silenced after alleging [...]

  • Channel 4 to show Chelsea at Fifa Club World Cup

    February 1, 2022

    Channel 4 has snapped up another eye-catching sports deal after securing the UK terrestrial rights to show Chelsea at football’s Fifa Club World Cup next week. The broadcaster will air Chelsea’s semi-final against opponents yet to be determined on Wednesday 9 February on E4 and, should the Blues progress, will show their final on Saturday [...]

  • Ofcom to investigate Channel 4 following subtitle issues

    January 28, 2022

    Ofcom has opened an investigation into Channel 4, following an extended outage last year of its subtitling, signing and audio description services. 

  • Former Channel 5 chief Dawn Airey named Channel 4’s interim Chair as privatisation battle looms

    January 25, 2022

    Ofcom has today announced the appointment of Dawn Airey as Channel 4’s interim Chair, replacing current Chair, Charles Gurassa, who departs on 27 January 2022.

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