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Production - A bluffer's guide to: Lip Flap.
Although it sounds like it ought to be something you find in back issues of Viz,
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Production - On Location - Playing with firing.
Consultant producer Mob Dar explains the story behind the BBC's gameshow The Sack Race and how the right mix of people and locations was found to bring the concept to life.
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Production - It's broadcasting, but not as we know it.
You can forget your PVRs, time-shifting programmes and DVDs. In 10 years' time, the world will contain more screens than eyeballs, as Howard Webster reports.
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RATINGS - Sporting archives give BBC cause for celebration.
Thank goodness for end-of-year awards shows. The 50th Sports Personality of the Year, shown on BBC1 on Sunday, had ...
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Opinion - Comment - News faces the spotlight.
News and current affairs coverage is increasingly a problematic issue for the terrestrials and Ofcom's arrival marks a historic opportunity to reverse the decline, says Steve Clarke.
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Opinion - New year, fresh challenge.
After enduring a seasonal schedule of unparalleled torpor, do we have anything to look forward to in the coming year in television?
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Opinion - Peer Poll: The Indie sector in 2004.
Will the codes of practice have a positive impact on indies' business?YES 55%NO 45%Next week's question:
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Multichannel - Digital TV passes the tipping point.
More than half of viewers in Britain now have digital television and broadcasting's multichannel revolution has truly arrived. But which channels are winning and losing in the digital war for viewers?
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Interview - Standards bearers.
The all-powerful Ofcom is opening its doors to a deluge of problems. Here, the two men in charge of the 'super-regulator' provide Patrick Barrett with an insight into their philosophy of 'light-touch regulation'.
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Production - Flyingscreen to project into new locations.
Flyingscreen is a new tool for the TV industry which enables high-quality large-format projections in previously
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Production - Maidstone puts£2m into studio.
The Maidstone Studios is to invest£2.3m in a brand new 12,000 sq ft studio. Chairman
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Production - Image Makers Digital invests heavily in Avid.
Image makers Digital is planning to spend more than£300,000 on Avid kit, writes Sam Espensen.The
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Production - Optex unveils kit.
Optex, which manufactures broadcast equipment, has launched two products. The Digidolly, which is a portable tripod
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Production - BBC hires Stewart.
BBC Broadcast has hired Stephen Stewart from the London Playout Centre (LPC) to manage channels in
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Mentorn wins£20m Fox order.
Mentorn has secured a further $20m from US broadcaster Fox after getting the greenlight for a 25-hour first instalment of 'never-ending' reality show, Forever Eden, writes Colin Robertson.
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BBC takes on US' Arrested Development.
The BBC has secured the exclusive UK television rights to the acclaimed US comedy Arrested Development from 20th Century Fox TV, writes Paul Revoir.
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CHANNEL 4 PICKS UP BRITNEY.
Fremantle International Distribution has scored 25 sales for ABC's behind-the-scenes special on popstar Britney Spears. Channel
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FORMAT FOCUS: HAREM.
Will the British public fall for a Swedish dating show where women call the shots, asks Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - C4I CHALKS UP THAT'LL TEACH 'EM DEAL.
Channel 4 International has optioned the format of That'll Teach 'Em to Endemol Spain. The reality
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FORMATS & DEALS - WHAT ABOUT MIMI? MAKES RETURN TO CITV.
Decode Entertainment has sold a further 13 episodes of animated series What About Mimi? to ITV