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News Analysis - Five's current affair.
With Five's new recruit, the 'high maintenance' investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre, fronting current affairs are we about to see new life breathed into the genre, both at the broadcaster and on TV in general?
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Natpe 2003 - Make or break for Natpe.
With commitment from broadcasters and distributors fading fast, the struggling American programme market faces a bleak future. Next year's event in Las Vegas could prove to be the last spin of the dice.
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Trade Talk - Daisy talks back.
Talkback's Daisy Goodwin is the woman behind C4's ratings winner Jamie's Kitchen, but has also tried life on the other side of the camera.
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In My View - ITV may have had the stuffing kicked out of it over Christmas, but its luck is about to turn.
Respecting the advice the Queen gave me about not name-dropping, I won't reveal the identities of the senior grown-ups among ITV's competitors who have all lined up over the past month to crow to me about the network's fall from grace at Christmas.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - RISE UNVEILS NEW LOOK.
Skaramoosh has produced the new titles for the relaunch of Princess Productions' Rise, along with new
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - SHOTS PLANS EXPANSION.
Outside broadcast facility Shots Television has appointed Nick Badham as business development manager. Badham was previously
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - 3D MAYA WINS OSCAR.
Alias Wavefront's 3D software Maya has won an Oscar for its 'significant and dominant impact on
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - HD VIDEO CONFERENCE.
Broadcast magazine is bringing together some of the biggest names in programme and film production for
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - RAINBOW APPOINTMENTS.
Rainbow Post and DGP have both hired new staff this week. Louise Goldman has joined Rainbow
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Leader - Wanted: regulatory restraint.
Any day now we are told that the new chief executive of Ofcom will be announced. Names still in the frame are said to include former NTL chief executive Stephen Carter, McKinsey consultant Nick Love-grove and Independent Television Commission (ITC) chief executive Patricia Hodgson.
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Free to Air - Dicing with digital death.
Unlike the men grappling to reinvent ITV, Greg Dyke has never suffered any real illusions regarding the intrinsic strengths of digital television.
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PROGRAMMING - BBC WORLD SERVICE UNVEILS FEBRUARY LINE-UP.
BBC World Service has unveiled a number of new series to air at the end of
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PROGRAMMING - BBC 1 DAYTIME TO FIND MORE HIDDEN TREASURE.
BBC head of daytime Alison Sharman and BBC 1 controller Lorraine Heggessey have commissioned Leopard Films
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PROGRAMMING - FAME ACADEMY SPAWNS BBC SPORT IMITATOR.
The BBC is to launch a new sports series along the lines of Fame Academy which
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PROGRAMMING - TOP SOPRANO LEADS BBC 4 OPERA MASTERCLASS.
BBC 4 is to screen a live opera masterclass featuring leading lyric soprano Barbara Bonney giving
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PROGRAMMING - CARLTON'S WATERWORLD BACK FOR FOURTH DIP.
Carlton is to screen a fourth series of Waterworld, its factual series about the canals of
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Discreet to replace Colossus.
Kit manufacturer Discreet and Hungarian software developer Colourfront are secretly planning to ditch the popular Colossus grading product - as used on both Lord of the Rings movies - and replace it with a new Discreet-branded digital colour-grader, write
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Apple and Avid launch lower cost versions.
Software manufacturers Apple and Avid are offering watered down versions of their editing packages in an
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Liberty creates new post house.
After two years of speculation US company Liberty Livewire has finally announced plans for the last
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Golden Square bids for ad work.
London post and effects facilities Golden Square Post and Double Negative have formed an alliance in