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Children's TV - Being the best at Bafta.
The cream of kids TV programmes will be rewarded this week at the Children's Baftas. James Curtis looks at the shows that are setting the standards, addressing serious issues and giving children their own voice.
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Children's TV 2 - The children's roller-coaster ride.
The children's market has had its share of ups and downs, but with more multichannel offerings emerging in Europe, have programme prices held their ground? Lucy Rouse reports.
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Children's TV - Characters' playground.
The tie-in between kids TV and toys is increasingly becoming a more important revenue earner. Denise Jeremy reports
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Off the Record - Sky News takes pot shot at protesters.
It's good to see that Sky News is resolutely sticking to its principles and not aping
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Regional Focus: Interview - Northern exposure.
With hits such as Band of Gold and Fat Friends, Kay Mellor is one of television's leading dramatists. She talks to Paul Revoir about new series Between the Sheets and how she is putting home town Leeds on the TV radar.
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Production - Sound Monsters adds offline and track-lay suites.
Audio post house Sound Monsters is expanding its Soho office in Grafton Mews by 2,500 sq
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Production - Resources denies kit cost Rally title.
BBC Resources and Chrysalis Television have admitted that there were technical problems with on-board car equipment
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Production - Digital Film Lab closes London office.
Post-Production house The Digital Film Lab (DFL) is closing its London office with the possible loss of eight jobs, writes Sam Espensen.
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Production - 15 Seconds of fame.
Freelance storyboard artist Rob Glenny has won the first Nokia Shorts competition. Entrants had to make
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Production - Rainbow wins deals.
Rainbow Post has won the post work for three new productions, including two first-time contracts. Friendly
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Production - First to Smoke.
Golden Square Post Production is the first facility in the UK to take delivery of Discreet's
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Production - Shazam goes to air.
Shazam Entertainment is moving into the broadcast sector and claimed it can improve methods for measuring
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In Production - Twins with a difference.
The Boy who Gave Birth to his Twin follows the heartrending story of the seven-year-old Kazakhstan
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In Production - Disney turns to Jellyfish again.
The Disney Channel has used Jellyfish Pictures for the third year running to do its Christmas
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In Production - Something old, something new.
The 50th BBC Sports Personality of the Year is getting closer. All previous winners can be
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Regional Focus: Production - Rough Cut - Networking your way up.
Life as a regional freelancer is no picnic, with many employers making it hard to get your face known. Maxim Jago knocks on a few doors.
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Regional Focus: Production - On Location - Please, someone ...
Take My Mother-in-Law is ITV1's answer to the demand for formatted observational films that cut to the quick. Here, director Guy O'Sullivan gives us the inside track on making the show.
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Regional Focus: Production - A Bluffer's Guide to: Lux.
Lux is not only the surname of the former Channel 4 head of entertainment who just
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Regional Focus: Production - Mind the gap in credibility and glamour.
The Carlton and Granada merger looks as if it'll have a seismic effect on studios all over the country. Kevin Hilton asks what will happen to those in the north and how post houses will cope.