How can Seven realisticly improve Big Brother?

Nine would be fuming if they heard the team from their most profitable show were also working on a project for a competing network, major conflict of interest.
 
James T said:
Nine would be fuming if they heard the team from their most profitable show were also working on a project for a competing network, major conflict of interest.
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At the end of the day the network have the final say on all aspects of the show. Seven don’t just hand over the keys after the cheque is signed and let Endemol drive. They exercise an extreme amount of control over the shows they commission.

Most of BB’s staff aren’t full time and are on contract. If they take up work on a different project after their contract with Seven there’s no conflict. They’d also be welcome on other projects commissioned by another network under the same production house. They just can’t work multiple contacts simultaneously.

A non-compete clause would only cover situations where a person went to a different production house and started a similar project using proprietary knowledge they obtained on the original.
 
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Kingston said:
No it’s not. MAFS and BB air in different networks. Seven and Nine have no overlapping executives.
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I'm talking about the PRODUCTION company. The tv networks do not get much of a say when the content is being produced. Sure they sign off on stuff, but once that's done, its over to Endemol to produce the series. These networks PAY these production companies to cast and produce the series. There is not some internal team at channel 7 or 10 which casts these shows and comes up with the plans for the seasons. They literally do everything from day 0 right up until broadcast.
 
BBFan2021 said:
I'm talking about the PRODUCTION company. The tv networks do not get much of a say when the content is being produced. Sure they sign off on stuff, but once that's done, its over to Endemol to produce the series. These networks PAY these production companies to cast and produce the series. There is not some internal team at channel 7 or 10 which casts these shows and comes up with the plans for the seasons. They literally do everything from day 0 right up until broadcast.
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You clearly have no idea how much sway the networks really have on a series. In terms of Big Brother specifically, this has been proven time and time again - especially direct from the EP's of both the Ten and particularly Nine iterations. Networks control the majority of the show, that's a fact.
 
By casting more people willing to play for themselves instead of a nice boring monotone guy who only got content about halfway through the season.
 
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