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Production - Technology Analysis - Home is where the art is.
Despite scepticism, editors and graphics artists are increasingly working from home. But, as Sam Espensen reports, whatever you do, don't call them 'bedroom artists'.
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Production - TX - Sting into action.
Having infiltrated a firm of Chelsea hooligans and been mugged in Brixton for the BBC, Donal
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Ratings - Real drama goes head to head with real-life drama.
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Off the record - Lifestyle show that is too close to home.
All this talk by Charles Allen about the ITV merger not being about bricks and mortar
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Off the record - Ofcom experiences problems.
Ofcom has been getting some first-hand experience with the problems facing the telecommunications industry when the
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Off the record - Getting rat-arsed.
Roland Rat was dusted off from the props cupboard along with his old gerbil chum Kevin
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Off the record - Problem with talk show host.
Trisha is a well-known daytime diva but could the queen of morning TV throw a spanner
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Off the record - And finally - Louise Hussey, 3D producer at Rushes, on an interesting place to stick a webcam,
Tell us one of your most hilarious faux pasAn incident at Kempton Park with the Queen
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In Production - Hive animates BBC favourites.
The Hive has animated a host of comedy characters and TV personalities to promote BBC comedy
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In Production - Footballers' Wives returns.
The Machine Room is posting the latest series of Footballers' Wives.Shot on Digibeta and then offlined
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In Production - One Post's sporting snowmen.
Sky's internal creative department is putting the finishing touches to a series of CGI Christmas idents
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Production - Rough cut - End the low pay trap.
Alison Pitman is sick of the way production companies take advantage of people's enthusiasm for their jobs to get away with low pay.
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PRODUCTION - A BLUFFER'S GUIDE TO: SPEED RAMPING.
Not a new way to try to get out of a West End car park but
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Production - On location - Pepys into the past.
In bringing the surprisingly racy 17th century diary of Samuel Pepys to the screen, the programme-makers found inspiration in the paintings of Rembrandt, writes David Collins.
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Production - Why drama editing is cutting to the chase.
Last month ITV controller of drama Nick Elliott proclaimed that he liked his series to go at a 'decent pace'. In this special report, Kevin Hilton looks at what's driving the increasing trend for shorter scenes and faster cutting in television drama.
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Comment - Regulatory rigor mortis.
It's goodbye and good riddance to the Independent Television Commission, says MMA's Mike Spencer, who hopes that Ofcom will not be guilty of the same regulatory malaise.
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Opinion - Desperate measures.
The prospect of advertisers intervening in programming content is a depressing one, but it's hard to see how such a path can now be avoided.
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Five on Five.
Five will be seven years old in 2004 and is facing serious questions about its budgets, audiences, ambitions and ownership. Broadcast asked five industry figures for their views on Five's future.
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Interview - CiTV comes of age.
With the help of a budget hike, fresh programming ideas and a renewed multichannel strategy, can Steven Andrew, ITV's head of children's and youth, lead the CiTV brand into a bright new future?
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Production - UK post spending climbs to£1.3bn.
UK Television, film and commercial producers spent£47m more on post-production in 2002 than they did