By Andrew Moss

Last month ITV, the UK’s largest free-to-air commercial broadcaster, celebrated its 60th anniversary.

ITV (that’s both the ITV network, as well as ITV plc, which owns the network along with STV Group) is now such a part of the broadcasting landscape that it’s hard to imagine that it was once regarded as a threat to the very fabric of the nation, whose arrival would herald some sort of social collapse.

That never happened of course, but ITV has gone from strength to strength, moving from vulgar upstart to establishment grande dame. It has enjoyed something of a creative and commercial renaissance in Read full story ›

Source: The Drum