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CommentBrilliant contributors are online waiting to be found
We assembled the perfect cast for our show by scouring the internet, says Elspeth O’Hare
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CommentMidlands needs a shot in the arm
A guaranteed 100 commissioned hours a year would transform the region, says Will Hanrahan
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NewsCall to end informal hiring
Directors UK’s Anna Thomson seeks robust recruitment practices to tackle gender imbalance
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NewsKids fund targets over sixes
Providing rich mix of shows for older children a key aim for Young Audiences Content Fund
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NewsTech execs join forces to fund TV projects
Andy Docherty, Sébastien Janin and Chris Law launch Media Musketeers
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NewsBroadcast Digital Awards 2019: deadline for entries extended
Two new categories added to this year’s event
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CommentViewers want to see themselves
Every community in the country deserves to be represented on the BBC, says Ken MacQuarrie
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SponsoredFree up your cash for production
Barclays has developed a receivable purchase capability specifically for the TV space
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NewsITV seeks ideas for the weekend
Daytime chiefs keen to hear pitches for 10-part series to run on Saturday and Sunday mornings
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CommentTake a chance on new writers
Fresh voices and perspectives are needed to avoid TV stagnation, says Camilla Whitehill
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NewsMcCall: windowing will be key
ITV chief executive promises joint service with BBC will have a crystal-clear rights strategy
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NewsFAANGs open door for creativity
Producers cite demand for more challenging shows as sign of SVoD influence on broadcasters
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NewsBuyers snap up box-set deals
Broadcasters ready to pay a premium for rights in order to secure longer exclusivity windows
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NewsWheelhouse eyes UK partners
Brent Montgomery venture looking to forge ties with British producers, talent and brands
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CommentLet online creators be creative
Putting YouTube stars into linear TV formats isn’t playing to their strengths, says Ian Lamarra