'Good people want to work for her. She's got a restless, questioning mind ... and a deep understanding of the BBC'
June 2008
BBC to build web page for every TV show, says Jana Bennett
The BBC is to create a web page for every episode of every television programme it has ever produced as part of a huge online archive that will span nearly 80 years. By Leigh Holmwood
October 2007
BBC3 critics dismissed as 'snooty'
Director of BBC Vision Jana Bennett has hit back at the 'snooty' middle-aged commentators who have attacked BBC3. By Leigh Holmwood.
Bennett joins Changing Broadcast Summit lineup
The BBC Vision director, Jana Bennett, is to deliver a keynote address at the MediaGuardian Changing Broadcast Summit. By Ben Dowell.
Bennett under fire in BBC report
Will Wyatt's inquiry has criticised the BBC director of vision for a 'lack of curiosity' in getting to the bottom of the 'Crowngate' affair. By Tara Conlan.
September 2007
BBC2 and BBC4 to stay separate
'It's not great to have people arguing in public'
July 2007
11. Jana Bennett
'Kids' TV needs tax breaks'
June 2007
BBC seeks more content for iPlayer
If you are young, talented and in TV please read on ...
November 2006
Competition is a good thing, says BBC's Bennett
5.15pm update: Director of BBC Vision Jana Bennett has told Michael Grade to 'bring on the creative competition'. By Leigh Holmwood.
August 2006
BBC chief sees future in computer generation
'Nobody knows what will happen next'
July 2006
8. Jana Bennett
Bennett tipped for BBC Vision job
June 2006
BBC's Bennett warns ITV on cost-cutting
5.15pmBBC director of television Jana Bennett has warned ITV that its plan to cut costs by a further £100m a year could damage its programming. By Jason Deans.
July 2005
36. Jana Bennett
Job: director of television, BBC Age: 49 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £950m Staff: 300 Salary: £255,000 (£334,000 including bonus and benefits) 2004 ranking: 25
February 2005
We cannot be ruled by Pop Idol protests
Jana Bennett
Jana Bennett: Religious fundamentalists are trying to restrict freedom of expression, but TV must not shirk from reflecting the real world.
