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BBC apologises over Gaza film

TUESDAY: ITV1 doc inspired by drama wins 9pm in quiet night for TV

“An addictive spectacle that combines nail-biting competition with astounding scale to invent a whole new genre of prestige entertainment”

This year’s Best Places to Work are listening to their staff, actively promoting diversity and striving to create a welcoming working environment

The producers of C4’s controversial fact-ent series on keeping contributors safe in some of the most dangerous places on earth

London Screenings raises the bar
Submissions for this year’s Hot Picks up nearly 50% as buyers flock to London
Comment: Broadcasters' opportunities in the growth of women’s rugby
Alex Brown, head of sport and entertainment at EssenceMediaCom, looks at the opportunities in a Women’s Rugby World Cup year
Closing the creative skills gap needs real-world collaboration
The benefits of face-to-face training go both ways, says Adam Perry of LMA

Revealed: the industry’s best employers; UKTV gets bold and bullish; How Baby Cow pulled together Brian And Maggie

Funding for the next career step
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Zoom-in magazine - Autumn/Winter2024
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Check out ABBAS Media Law’s latest issue of zoom-in, your essential round-up of media law and compliance news affecting broadcasters and indies
Twenty Questions: Andrew Eastel
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Creative director at both Middlechild and Northern Child reveals his pet peeves, getting ahead in the industry and the key to making great television
Assessing risk made simple
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The latest iteration of RT Group’s ORA introduces an array of new features designed to make online risk-assessment faster and easier
Nurturing the talent of the future
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The HETV Skill Fund’s Leaders of Tomorrow programme aims to give people from all backgrounds the tools to progress in their careers
Inside Wildscreen Festival 2024: Storytelling in a changing world
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Headliners include Tom McDonald (National Geographic) and Charlotte Moore (BBC)