Blog posts by year and monthNovember 2015
Posts (34)
New shows for BBC Asian Network
We hear from four new presenters who start their shows this week on BBC Asian Network
What’s on BBC Red Button: 28 November - 4 December
Find out what’s on BBC Red Button this week, 28 November - 4 December
A secure future for Digital Terrestial Television
Daniel Wilson explains how the international body responsible for the airwaves took a decision that will ensure secure access for Digital Terrestial Television platforms well into the next decade.
The future is here. BBC Three is moving online. It’ll be great. Promise.
Controller of BBC Three, Damian Kavanagh details the future for the channel in light of the BBC Trust's approval of plans to reinvent BBC Three online.
More about the funding boost for BBC World Service
Fran Unsworth explains what the increase in funding for BBC World Service will mean listeners, viewers and users.
BBC Creative Access: first hand accounts from trainees
So far 20 graduate trainee interns have completed the BBC Creative Access programme as part of ambitious plans to address the on and off-screen representation of BAME communities in the media. 70% of those participants have gained further employment at the BBC. Here are some of their stories.
What’s on BBC Red Button: 21-27 November
Find out what’s on BBC Red Button this week, 21-27 November
Re-generating BBC Production
Peter Salmon reports on his recent travels around the UK visiting the BBC's production centres.
Eyes on the Mercury Prize
BBC Radio 6Music's Tom Ravenscroft looks forward to the BBC hosting the Mercury Prize award ceremony after a break of three years.