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July/August 2017 Sun, sex and slaughter on the Riviera Journal of The Royal Television Society July/August 2017 l Volume 54/7 From the CEO I am thrilled that this him talk so eloquently on the subject responsible for two of ITV’s most edition of Television of making shows that can perform important and venerable shows, Coro- features some of the successfully in global markets – and nation Street and Emmerdale. He reckons giants of British pro- keeping hit formats on form. he’s got the best job in television. duction. The CEO and Peter also provided us with some Nicknamed the “Pope of soap”, John co-founder of Left interesting insights into his distin- is a brilliantly funny writer, so don’t Bank Pictures, Andy guished career at the BBC. I am grate- miss his Our Friend column. Thank Harries, is interviewed as his com- ful to him and to the event’s chair, you, John, for finding the time to write pany celebrates 10 years in business. Kate Bulkley, for making this such an this as Corrie gears up for a fifth weekly Andy and his colleagues at Left informative and entertaining evening. episode. Bank have much to be proud of, not We also have a profile of Alex Mahon, Finally, Cambridge is drawing near. least The Crown, and I am so pleased Channel 4’s new Chief Executive, More new speakers have been added that he will be speaking at Cambridge. written by Maggie Brown. I have been to the line-up. Enjoy the summer Earlier this month, a large crowd privileged to work a little with Alex in break, but please don’t forget to secure turned out on a hot, sticky night to her role as Chair of the RTS Programme your place before you pack those hear Peter Salmon, Endemol Shine’s Awards. During her tenure, she trans- suitcases. chief creative officer, speak at an RTS formed the diversity of the RTS juries. early-evening event. Everyone is looking forward to her This is one of the few times Peter starting work at Horseferry Road in has spoken in public since joining the autumn, and I wish her every Endemol Shine more than a year ago. success there. It was a genuine pleasure to hear John Whiston, based in Leeds, is Theresa Wise Contents Sian Williams’s TV Diary Election 2017: Why TV needs to change Sian Williams witnesses the Trump effect at London’s Charlie Beckett says broadcasters have to learn from 7 US Embassy and survives another Autocue malfunction 20 social media or risk losing their pre-eminence in the political narrative Sun, sex and slaughter Stuart Kemp digs behind the glitz to discover the genesis Crowning glory for Left Bank 8 of Sky Atlantic’s Côte d’Azur saga, Riviera CEO and co-founder Andy Harries tells Steve Clarke how 22 The Crown transformed his 10-year-old company A woman for uncertain times Alex Mahon’s appointment as Channel 4’s new CEO Salmon swims in global waters 10 is a harbinger of change at the broadcaster, predicts Matthew Bell listens as Peter Salmon explains to the Maggie Brown 25 RTS the challenges facing him at Endemol Shine An audience with Chuck Lorre From YouTube to TV Lisa Campbell talks to one of the most successful When it comes to audience engagement, the online space 13 showrunners in TV history 28 is more effective than television, hears Matthew Bell Amazon bets big on à la carte TV RTS Student Television Awards 2017 Kate Bulkley asks if the online giant’s latest UK initiative The winners and nominees from the ceremony hosted 16 threatens incumbents such as Sky and Virgin 31 at BFI Southbank by Katherine Ryan Our Friend in the North RTS news Awards ceremonies can be hell when you’re on a losing RTS centre event reports from around 19 streak. 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