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Peter Fincham

Mentioned in 10 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

A television industry executive and podcast co-host of *Insiders: The TV Podcast*, where he discusses broadcasting trends and creative developments across major networks. With experience at both the BBC and ITV, he provides insider analysis on topics ranging from advertising strategies to programming decisions and industry developments. He is regularly featured analyzing current events and decisions impacting British television.

Episode Appearances

Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · May 1, 2026

Trump accuses the BBC of using AI on him (And the editing technique changing TV forever)

“Co-host sharing insights on competitive tendering and format development”

AI in television productionBBC Trump controversyFootball Focus cancellation
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Apr 17, 2026

Do TV Execs Think You’re Stupid? Hollywood A-listers fight back against Paramount and Big BBC Cuts

“Co-host and former ITV controller sharing insights on commissioning and industry changes”

AI in television productionTV executive decision-making processesParamount Warner Brothers merger
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Apr 10, 2026

HBO Max launch frustrations, how Alan Sugar got the gig on The Apprentice, and the shows you couldn’t make today...

“Co-host discussing TV industry trends and his experience as former BBC controller”

HBO Max UK launch issuesReality TV ethics evolutionBBC YouTube strategy
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Apr 3, 2026

Greg Dyke on the BBC’s new DG, how to get your staff on side & the importance of public service broadcasting

“Co-host of the podcast; co-founder of Talkback Thames; former BBC One controller”

BBC Leadership and Organizational CulturePublic Service Broadcasting Funding ModelsEditorial Independence vs. Government Pressure
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Mar 27, 2026

Matt Brittin to be the next DG, SNL UK launches on Sky, and Bob Monkhouse’s famous joke books are back in the news

“Co-host discussing television industry developments and former BBC executive”

BBC Director General appointment processPublic service broadcasting vs commercial media cultureSNL UK launch and performance metrics
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Mar 20, 2026

Amol Rajan on leaving the Today Programme, the BBC's future and leaping into the "Digital Narnia" of the creator economy

“Podcast host and former TV executive discussing media entrepreneurship”

BBC funding and license fee reformCreator economy entrepreneurshipYouTube vs Netflix competition
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Mar 13, 2026

Uncertainty over CNN's future, new BBC funding ideas and Meghan Markle’s jam making empire consciously uncouples from Netflix

“Podcast host and former BBC One controller discussing industry trends and challenges”

CNN ownership transitionBBC license fee evasionNetflix content strategy
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Feb 27, 2026

Lisa McGee on creating How to Get to Heaven from Belfast & what the future holds for Derry Girls

“Television executive and podcast co-host discussing industry trends with Lisa McGee”

Streaming vs traditional broadcasting economicsGlobal rights acquisition strategiesMusic licensing for international distribution
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Feb 13, 2026

ITV’s picture-in-picture ads, day drinking with Claudia Winkleman and the Wild West era of 90s reality TV (with Gill Wilson)

“Podcast co-host and television industry executive”

Picture-in-picture advertisingBBC-Channel 4 merger speculationReality TV evolution and ethics
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Insiders: The TV Podcast

Insiders: The TV Podcast · Feb 6, 2026

Trump’s fury at the Grammys, the BBC’s latest funding conundrum & Channel 4’s Big Gamble

“Podcast co-host, former BBC and ITV executive analyzing broadcasting trends”

BBC funding crisis and license fee alternativesChannel 4 in-house production strategyGrammy Awards controversy and Trump response
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