Broadcasting
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Channel 4 CEO Priya Dogra Addresses ‘Married at First Sight’ Misconduct Allegations
Channel 4 CEO Priya Dogra has issued a formal apology to women alleging sexual misconduct on ‘Married at First Sight UK,’ while initiating independent reviews into the network’s duty-of-care protocols.
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Channel 4 Pulls Married at First Sight UK Amid Severe Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Channel 4 has removed all episodes of Married at First Sight UK from streaming services following allegations of rape and sexual misconduct by three former participants.
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Dame Mary Berry Awarded BAFTA Fellowship in Recognition of Television Legacy
Broadcasting icon Dame Mary Berry has been awarded the BAFTA Fellowship, the academy’s highest honor, marking a career-defining tribute to her influence on British television.
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Monic Néron to Lead ICI Première Afternoon Slot
Journalist Monic Néron is set to take over the high-profile 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. weekday block on ICI Première starting August 17, marking a major shift in her broadcast career.
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James Valentine: The Final Lessons of a Radio Icon
Beloved Australian broadcaster James Valentine, known for his decades on Sydney radio, has passed away following a terminal cancer diagnosis, leaving behind a legacy of joy and gratitude.
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Eurovision 2026 Faces Unprecedented Boycott Over Neutrality Crisis
As Vienna prepares for the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, mounting broadcaster withdrawals and artist-led boycotts underscore a deepening crisis of identity.
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Canal+ Cuts Costs at MultiChoice as Community TV Future Stalls
Canal+ is aggressively restructuring MultiChoice operations to save €400 million, leading to event sponsorship cuts and a regulatory standoff over community channel access on DStv.
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Rich Eisen Returns to ESPN Bristol Studio After Two Decades
Broadcaster Rich Eisen marks a milestone return to ESPN’s Bristol headquarters to anchor SportsCenter for the first time in over 20 years.
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South Africa Unveils New Digital TV Rules Amid Migration Push
South Africa’s communications regulator has introduced a definitive framework for digital terrestrial television, setting the stage for the country’s long-delayed analogue switch-off.
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Scott Oake to retire from Hockey Night in Canada after playoffs
Veteran broadcaster Scott Oake will conclude his decades-long career with Hockey Night in Canada following the 2025-26 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Easter Weekend 2026: A Shift in Traditional Broadcasting and Celebration
As Easter Sunday arrives on April 5, 2026, the holiday weekend marks a significant departure from century-old broadcasting norms alongside a diverse slate of seasonal programming.
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ITV Daytime Shake-up: Why ‘Loose Women’ Remains Off-Air
ITV has moved to a restricted 30-week seasonal schedule for its daytime staple, sparking concern over production staff job security as the show remains off-air.
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Howie Rose to Retire: Mets Voice Ends 40-Year Run
Legendary New York Mets radio voice Howie Rose will retire following the 2026 MLB season, concluding a nearly 40-year tenure with the franchise.
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NAB Show 2026: Shift Toward ‘Platform World’ Infrastructure
NAB Show 2026 emphasizes Platform World infrastructure, integrating AI-driven audio and automated PTZ robotics to modernize live broadcasting workflows.
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Eamonn Holmes Faces Growing Scrutiny After On-Air Health Struggle
Broadcaster Eamonn Holmes faces renewed questions regarding his fitness for live television following a visible health struggle during a GB News segment.