All Comment articles – Page 310
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CommentMedia money: What is next for Shed and RDF?
On the eve of Shed's results (30 April), the company should be riding high.
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CommentYou the Jury: Steve Regan and Oli Hyatt
Last week, Damages finished, which featured the terrifying Patty Hewes, who was played by Glenn Close. Well Glenn had better watch out for an even more terrifying woman in the form of model booker and ex-Gladiator (yes, ex-Gladiator) Nikki Diamond, star of BBC3's new reality doc Glamour Girls.
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CommentIs stereo 3D just a gimmick?
Will Strauss looks at whether the recent reincarnation of stereoscopic 3D is simply a case of the emperor's new clothes.
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CommentDawn on Free Love
Presenter Dawn Porter finds herself naked in a boxing ring at a Free Love community in Germany as she continues to film Extreme Wife for C4.
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CommentDawn in stirrups
Dawn Porter is embracing the concept of transparency following her time at a Free Love community filming new Channel 4 series Extreme Wife. This has led her to share her recent trip to the gynaecologist with Broadcastnow. Brace yourself...
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CommentBaftas of the Underdog
This year's Baftas celebrated the talents of the underdog, according to Robin Parker.
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CommentBlog: Can ITV beat the ratings?
Will Hurrell travelled to Germany to watch the filming of new ITV1 gameshow Beat the Star.
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CommentBlog: Reviving Scottish pride
This week's issue of Broadcast features a focus on Scotland. Glasgow-based producer/director Jules Kean considers the current situation north of the border.
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CommentSofia's revolution
The purchase of Sofia's Diary by Fiver is a crossover moment in the history of TV.
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CommentBlog: Digital for the masses
Less than a year from now, the US will take a small step toward the future of communications, and a giant leap toward moving mass media from television and towards the internet, writes Paul Davidson.
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CommentScarlet camera fever
Camera folk and facilities people alike have been waiting patiently for NAB announcements from Red Digital Cinema. Finally, Will Strauss offers an insight.
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CommentOn-screen ogres
In TV, the word ‘talent' is now a byword for terrifying egos and diva demands.
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CommentModels of flexibility
The first part of Ofcom's PSB review faces up to the challenges of a digital future.
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