All Features articles – Page 225
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FeaturesMultiscreen takes centre stage
IBC 2012: One of the overriding themes of this year’s trade show will be how broadcasters are adapting to the growth in second-screen activity.
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FeaturesThe Football League Show
Create a fresh set of titles that bring together the history and the heroes of the Football League.
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FeaturesHow to be pitch perfect
Hilary Rosen of the BBC Academy finds out which pitching teams are catching the eye of commissioners and controllers, and asks what makes them take notice of an idea.
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FeaturesA Touch of Cloth
Post-produce Charlie Brooker’s 1 x 120-minute parody of police procedurals
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FeaturesBroadcasters: the big questions
Neil Midgley, Steve Hewlett, Maggie Brown, Ian Hyland and Kate Bulkley ask the big questions of the broadcasters.
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FeaturesChannel 4 News stays ahead
Show is again top for using female experts but that may not be the whole story, says Lis Howell.
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ITV: Where are the hits to complete the transformation strategy?
Steve Hewlett says ITV currently looks like a better-run version of what it always was.
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FeaturesWhy didn’t the BBC cut an entire service?
Neil Midgley says that until the Olympics the BBC’s public service credentials were increasingly in doubt.
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FeaturesC5: Is there anything beyond Big Brother?
Despite scoring a hit with Big Brother, Ian Hyland questions what else Channel 5 has to offer.
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FeaturesC4: Is this what creative renewal looks like?
Maggie Brown says the jury is still out on David Abraham’s decision to hand power to Jay Hunt.
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FeaturesPlanet Dinosaur 3D
Post on a 1 x 50-minute programme that reveals some of the latest animals to have been discovered by paleontologists.
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FeaturesBehind the Scenes: Escape from Colditz
Could Windfall recreate a daring WWII glider escape, asks producer / director Tom Cook?