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NewsMark Rylance, Mary Berry & Russell T Davies claim BPG awards
Mark Rylance, Mary Berry and Russell T Davies were among the winners at the 42nd Broadcasting Press Guild Awards.
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NewsScreen Yorkshire to invest £2.5m in TV shows
Screen Yorkshire is to invest £2.5m into a raft of high-profile productions.
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NewsGreenbird backs factual indie
Greenbird Media has invested in fledgling indie Top Hat Productions as it has landed a debut documentary series about the House of Lords for BBC2.
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NewsMichael Moore to open Sheffield Doc/Fest
Oscar-winning documentarian Michael Moore will attend this year’s Sheffield Doc/Fest (June 10-15) to open the festival with his latest polemic, Where To Invade Next.
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NewsInsert Name Here lands second run
Sue Perkins-fronted panel show Insert Name Here is to return for a second series on BBC2 later this year.
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NewsCulture minister does not rule out charter extension
Culture minister Lady Neville-Rolfe has said the government could extend the current BBC charter to buy more time for the publication of its white paper on the future of the corporation.
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NewsBrexit: where do you stand?
Broadcast publisher Media Business Insight is taking the temperature of where the creative industries stand on the EU referendum. Click to take part in our short survey.
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NewsTrue North to test trust in C4 relationship series
True North is to explore the importance of trust in personal relationships for a Channel 4 series.
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NewsAlias Hire launches live video streaming service
Kit rental firm Alias Hire has launched a live video streaming service. Alias Presents makes use of broadcast cameras equipped with LiveU LU400 3G/4G bonded uplink transmission devices.
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NewsBBCW sales to use Wazee Digital content platform
Wazee Digital has launched a business-to-business content management platform that BBC Worldwide’s global sales team will use to market their programmes to broadcasters.
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NewsFire-hit NEP Visions finds temporary headquarters
OB firm NEP Visions has found a temporary home for its staff and fleet of outside broadcast vehicles.
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NewsBBC Click airs 360-degree Hadron Collider episode
BBC technology magazine show Click will produce its first ever 360-degree programme with a show about Cern’s Large Hadron Collider (pictured) on Saturday 12 March.
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NewsDirectors Cut hires Norris
Former Maidstone Studios facilities manager Emma Norris has joined post house Directors Cut Films as facility manager.
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NewsEvolutions and Films at 59 win RTS Awards
Evolutions Bristol and Films at 59 were among the winners at this week’s RTS West of England Awards.
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NewsPlans to overhaul and expand Scottish home of Outlander
Scottish facility Wardpark Studios could be completely overhauled and two more stages built at the site if an anticipated planning application is successful.
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NewsIn brief: Sky; Penguin A&E; Virgin Media
Channel 5’s penguin documentary, Sky’s latest start-up investment and a partnership between Virgin Media and Endemol Shine are covered in today’s update.
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NewsSimplestream forms partnership with rights firm MP & Silva
Simplestream has inked a deal with MP & Silva to provide the international media rights company’s clients with access to a suite of multiplatform video distribution tools and services.
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NewsCulture secretary ‘surprised’ by defensive Charlotte Moore
Culture secretary John Whittingdale has voiced “surprise” at Charlotte Moore’s defensive reaction to government-commissioned research showing that BBC1 has become less distinctive in recent years.
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NewsCompression firm V-Nova launches SDK
V-Nova has released a software development kit that will allow operators, service providers, system integrators and online video platform providers to integrate and deploy the company’s compression technology on existing ecosystems.
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NewsLoose Women scraps summer break
ITV’s Loose Women will not take its traditional summer break this year after its ratings grew by 5% year-on-year.