The broadcaster’s Annual Report for 2025 shows that revenues remained stable, but overall content spend and investment in originated British content are both down, raising concerns for the sector.
A major piece of UK Government legislation is aimed at tackling late payments, but why does it matter and what might it mean for independent producers?
The annual Creative Cities Convention took place in Liverpool last week with Pact representatives in attendance. Pact CEO Nigel Warner also spoke on a Question Time-style panel about the future of British TV and digital platforms.
Pact CEO Nigel Warner appeared at the 2026 Creative Cities Convention in Liverpool, where he called for a more open debate on the future of BBC funding as part of the ongoing Charter Review.
We would like to hear from any members who have been approached by the BBC asking to put programmes (whether in licence or not) on its new YouTube channel, deepwatch.
A Green Memo Template and BAFTA Albert Data Toolkit are designed to help members streamline sustainability reporting, simplify compliance and save time.
Fraudsters are targeting producers with sophisticated scams. We encourage members to review any communications claiming to be from HMRC very carefully.
In this guest post for Pact members, the Chair of the British Psychological Society Media Ethics Advisory Group, Professor John Oates shares details of the Society's Directory - established to support productions - and calls for Pact members' feedback to help improve the resource.
