Blog posts by year and monthSeptember 2016
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Introducing BBC Two's Poetry Night
This Saturday night BBC Two dedicates its schedules to poetry. Director of BBC Arts, Jonty Claypole introduces what's in store.
70 years young: Radio 3, still pioneering new music and new ways to enjoy it
As Radio 3 celebrates 70 years since it's predecessor, The Third Programme was first broadcast, Controller Alan Davey looks ahead to pioneering ideas for the future on the network.
BBC TV Drama Writers’ Programme 2017: Submit now
Calling all would-be telly writers: if you have a production credit (a drama, at least 30 mins in duration) to your name you can apply for the BBC TV Drama Writers’ Programme 2017.
A more personal BBC for everyone
Helen Boaden explains how signing in to myBBC will help the corporation deliver an experience that’s personalised and tailored to what you like.
A truly balanced view from the BBC: don’t blame us for Brexit
James Harding, Director of News and Current Affairs responds to criticisms about the BBC's coverage of the EU Referendum.
Supporting our Tech Talent
Jessica Cecil updates on the progress of the BBC's Make it Digital initiative. From Tech Talent to Build it Scotland, via Weather Watchers and BBC micro:bit.
Round-up week 38 (17-23 September)
A round-up of BBC announcements and press releases and blogs, plus some highlights from our TV, radio and online output last week.
'Holographic' TV at the BBC
Old BBC globes conjured up into a hologram. It's enough to make you go weak at the knees.
All Together Now: The Great Orchestra Challenge - celebrating amateur music making
Jon Jacob marvels at the achievement of BBC Four's series.