All Features articles – Page 269
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FeaturesBig Personality Test
The identity, titles and in-programme graphics for a new programme in the landmark series, Child Of Our Time.
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FeaturesAmerica: The Story of US
Visual effect shots on a series that tells the entire 400-year history of America.
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FeaturesFamiliar feel at the summit
The usual suspects sit atop the table - talent, football and, of course, Glee. Elsewhere, detectives continue to show their worth, while screaming the answer might have had a rather echoing quality.
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FeaturesBig Football wins again
This week BBC2 went all clever, with science and comedy mixing it with Bombay; Channel 4 got its chefs doing Scandinavian horror and Five demonstrated, again, the impact of Big Football.
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FeaturesWomen in TV 2010: Children and a TV career
Raising a family and working in TV do not go hand in hand.
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FeaturesPolitics seen off by Talent
Election fever is no match for a different contest in which votes will be just as keenly fought over.
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Features3D: time to take the leap?
Having made the transition to high-definition, the outside broadcast industry is now pondering whether, and when, to invest in stereo 3D.
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FeaturesWomen in TV 2010: A tough balancing act
Women are suffering from sexism and ageism, and are struggling to get back to work after having children, according to our latest survey on Women in TV.
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FeaturesUndercovers
Broadcast shines the spotlight on the new US spy drama from JJ Abrams, Undercovers.
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Papa Sangre
Papa Sangre, an audio-only iPhone game, is the idea of Paul Bennun of multiplatform producer Somethin’ Else andTassos Stevens of Coney, an agency of ‘adventure and play’.
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FeaturesBrighter weekend for ITV1
But the channel must offer more than just Joanna Lumley to shine in its weekday programming.
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FeaturesSky first with the HD news
As the broadcaster prepares to launch its high-definition news channel, Adrian Pennington looks at why HD remains the exception rather than the rule - and who will follow Sky’s lead.
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FeaturesLuther, BBC1
Filming the BBC’s grown-up thriller Luther was an ambitious project, but a dedicated cast and crew made it all possible, writes Kate Swinden.
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FeaturesJamie Oliver’s Food Revolution
Broadcast casts the spotlight on Jamie Oliver’s new US series.
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FeaturesBlackmagic Design - Pocket Ultrascope
A portable waveform monitor that uses USB 3.0 to connect to a Windows-based notebook.
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FeaturesJoanna Lumley's Nile
Titles and maps that capture the essence of a journey along the world’s longest river.