Sentence examples for commissioning of programmes from inspiring English sources

A PwC spokeswoman said Zenith had gone into administration because of a "reduction in the general commissioning of programmes, specifically in the drama sector".

This was about "permanently increasing the production and commissioning of programmes in other parts of the country" and "changing the very DNA of the BBC".

Firstly, I think the increasing power and dominance of the commissioning executive (and by that I mean either genre commissioner or channel controller or scheduler – an executive who has some say in the commissioning of programmes) I think the increasing power and dominance they've had is partly to blame for this.

"A BDC could develop new technology for online decision making and audience-led commissioning of programmes and even a public social media platform with real privacy and public control over the data that is making Facebook and others so rich".

"A BDC could develop new technology for online decision making and audience-led commissioning of programmes and even a public social media platform with real privacy and public control over the data that is making Facebook and others so rich". The full text of his lecture can be found here.

Pact and the BBC acknowledge that in relation to the commissioning of programmes for the BBC's children's channels, (a) the standard provisions set out in this framework shall apply and (b) that the BBC has included some updates to the release policy referred to in paragraph 3.2a) above specifically in respect of Children's commissions.

For the first time ever - in the year ending March 2002 - the BBC missed its government-imposed target of commissioning 25% of programmes from independent companies.

It is still commissioning lots of programmes for 2009 and 2010, albeit somewhat fewer dramas, films and comedies, and no more Carole Vorderman-presented Countdowns or Richard & Judy.

He joined the commercial broadcaster in 2008 and the channel has seen a creative renaissance with the commissioning of popular programmes such as Downton Abbey and the Fred West drama Appropriate Adult which won a clutch of awards - with The Only Way Is Essex being one of the shows of its age.

This means increasing the production and commissioning of television programmes from Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and the English Regions, re-balancing the so-called London-centric bias that sometimes seems to dominate media thinking.

As BBC One controller, a post she takes up with immediate effect, Ms Moore is responsible for the channel's strategy and the commissioning and scheduling of programmes.