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Production on Location - A special relationship.
A love story set in both New York and London has provided ample opportunity for its British crew to compare and contrast the two most filmed cities in the world, says Matthew Bell.
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Production - MPC staff in rejig.
MPC has shuffled some of its senior staff. Graham Bird has become head of production for
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Production - Record results fuel Frontier expansion.
London post house Frontier Post is investing£500,000 to expand its Wells Street facility after record
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Production - One has new flame.
Ascent Media-owned post-production facility One has bought a new Flame system based on SGI's Tezro workstation.
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Production - Avid wins news job at Meridian.
ITV Meridian has chosen Avid to supply the newsroom technology for its new regional tapeless production
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Production - Resolution ups editing options.
Post-production company Resolution has launched a new talent service aimed at attracting factual and documentary clients.Resolution
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OPINION - Merger's queer beast.
The idea of a merger between Channel 4 and Five is starting to gain currency, but any plan would have to clear some hefty hurdles first.
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LA SCREENINGS - To live and buy in LA.
In an ever-changing TV landscape, the LA Screenings have slimmed down to a one-week event where buyers increasingly preview shows to buy in the autumn rather than immediately snap them up.
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Movies on TV - Why movies can't cut it on TV.
Whether it's classics on a rainy afternoon or blockbusters on a bank holiday, movies have long been a TV staple, but with the rise of DVD the appetite for film on the box seems to be declining fast.
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LA SCREENINGS - Comfort of Friends.
Warner Bros Television is responsible for iconic television series Friends and ER. Here, Melissa Grego talks to its executive vice-president, Bruce Rosenblum, who sees his main job to be making creatives feel comfortable.
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COMMENT - Sounds of the revolution.
A quiet revolution is taking place in digital radio - more people than ever before have access to it, partly because of Freeview, and more stations are ready to meet the market.
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LA SCREENINGS - New US shows debut in Tinseltown.
The 2004-2005 season of US TV shows will soon jostle for position at the Los Angeles Screenings. But which will make it to screen - and which of those will survive in the cut-throat American market?
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Interview - Man on a mission.
As chief executive of The Television Corporation, Jeff Foulser takes no prisoners. With near-evangelical zeal, he has jettisoned loss-making businesses and built a strong core of innovative programming.
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OPINION - In my view.
Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it doesn't impress television audiences, writes Daisy Goodwin.
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Kerrang! rocks another 50,000.
Kerrang has grown its audience by over 50,000 in the first three months of the year,
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SMG BOSS' PAY BREAKS£500,000 BARRIER.
Andrew Flanagan, chief executive of SMG, owner of Scottish TV, Grampian TV and Virgin Radio, saw
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RAJARS (DECEMBER 2003 - MARCH 2004) - Moyles reverses R1 breakfast dip.
Chris Moyles has lived up to his promise to be the 'saviour of Radio 1' by
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CLASSIC FM TO SPEND£1M ON MARKETING.
Classic FM is to launch a£1m marketing campaign in a bid to continue the upward
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ANALYSIS - Playing mind games with Heart.
If Francis Currie made eye contact with everyone in London, Heart FM would probably be the capital's top radio station - but it isn't ... yet.
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ANALYSIS - It's a funny old business - On the box.
Sarah Mahoney is willing to give I am not an Animal a second chance, but is not overly impressed with the enforced zaniness of The Mighty Boosh.