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BBC pulls Gaza doc from iPlayer

THURSDAY: BBC1 soap’s 40th anniversary special overshadows rival Emmerdale

‘It’s got an emotional thump to it and makes you care about people who do bad things’

‘This indie has been proven right in its gutsy move of setting up when it did by its growing reputation as a high watermark producer’

The Warner Bros International TV Production president on his smart, considered approach to growth and why local excellence is vital

True crime needs honesty, not sensationalism
Criminology professor David Wilson looks at the upcoming trends in the true crime genre
London TV 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

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

The merging of cine and broadcast cameras
Sponsored: Filmmaker Sebastien Devaud speaks to Broadcast Tech about the future of cine cameras
Funding for the next career step
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Bursaries from the High-end TV Skills Fund can cover the cost of whatever you need to advance your career, from training courses to vital equipment
Zoom-in magazine - Autumn/Winter2024
Sponsored by Abbas Media Law
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
Sponsored by Remote Trauma
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
Sponsored by ScreenSkills
The HETV Skill Fund’s Leaders of Tomorrow programme aims to give people from all backgrounds the tools to progress in their careers