Creative PEC’s Response Executive Summary In this submission, the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (Creative PEC) addresses several of the questions posed by the Culture, Media and Sport (CMS)… Read More »Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s British Film and High-End Television Inquiry
A fundamental remit of the BBC, and other public service broadcasters (PSBs) like ITV and Channel 4, is to provide a high quality public service, that informs, educates and entertains… Read More »Speaking with One Voice
The UK television production sector is one of Britain’s leading creative export sectors. This briefing by Gillian Doyle discusses how ownership structures of TV production companies has a major impact… Read More »Television production, international trade and pressures to consolidate
This submission of written evidence was prepared in response to the ‘Consultation on a change of ownership of Channel 4 Television Corporation,’ Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (14… Read More »PEC Submission to the DCMS consultation on ‘A change of ownership of Channel 4 Television Corporation’
This submission is co-authored by Dr Tom Chivers and Professor Stuart Allan on behalf of the ‘Arts, Culture and Public Service Broadcasting’ workstrand at Cardiff University, as part of the… Read More »PEC’s Submission to the House of Lords Communications and Digital Select Committee inquiry into the future of Channel 4
A vital contribution to the debate about the future of UK broadcasting 13th January 2022 – New research published today makes a timely and vital contribution to the debate about the… Read More »Press release: A new study asks ‘What is the Public Value of Public Service Broadcasting?’
This question has long been a subject of lively debate, bringing together the competing priorities of policymakers, stakeholders and members of the public. Recent changes in media technologies, audience habits… Read More »What is the public value of public service broadcasting?