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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - RUSHES WINS CGI PITCH.
Soho facility Rushes has won the pitch to do CGI work on London - A City
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Buyout brings stability to Fairlight.
The future of audio console manufacturer Fairlight has been secured after management bought the assets to the company, writes Kevin Hilton.
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ON THE BOX - Last twitch effort.
BBC deputy controller of documentaries and contemporary factual Donna Taberer thinks Big Brother tame in comparison with wildlife.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - IQ boost for Motion FX.
Graphics and effects facility Motion FX has bought a Quantel IQ digital film system to partner the Thomson Viper Filmstream camera it purchased last year in order to kickstart a move into HD production, writes Sam Espensen.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - BBC R&D explores content-share plan.
Programme producers stand to gain repeat fees from the everyday exchange of recordings between friends and
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IN MY VIEW - Wayne Garvie, head of the BBC entertainment group.
Celebrity may come cheap in this day and age, but real talent is still worth its weight in gold.
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Asset strippers.
Stripping programmes across the week can be an effective way of making an impact without spending a lot on marketing, but experts say there is a lot more to it than just sticking the same show on every night at the same time.
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FREE TO AIR - Duo yet to be dynamic.
As on the record meetings go, a recent lunch between media writers and Ofcom's dashing duo,
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DIVERSE GOES TO EXTREMES FOR C4.
Diverse is making a three-part series on extreme sports for Channel 4, which will spotlight a
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PROGRAMMING - BBC4 DOC TAKES EUROPEAN VIEW OF DUNKIRK.
Acting BBC4 controller Nicola Moody has commissioned a 60-minute documentary telling the story of the second
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BBC3 gives The Bachelor another date.
BBC3 controller Stuart Murphy has recommissioned dating format The Bachelor despite the show playing a large part in the channel's worst ever ratings night, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - LEAF CALL FOR 3D ENTRIES.
The London Effects and Animation Festival (Leaf) is calling for entries from 3D artists and companies
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PROGRAMMING - CARLTON TO PRODUCE JUNIOR EUROVISION 2004.
Carlton will be the host producer for next year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest and will also
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LLEWELYN-BOWEN HOSTS BBC2 LIFESTYLE HOUR.
Changing Rooms-star Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (left) is to front a new block of lifestyle shows on BBC2
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PROGRAMMING - BBC2 ORDERS SECOND BATCH OF MASTERWORKS.
BBC2 has ordered a further 10 x 50-minute episodes of The Private Life of a Masterpiece
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - EXIT PUTS THE TITLES ON BBC2'S SMARTASS.
Nobody Likes a Smartass is a new early evening comedy quiz show due to broadcast in
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PROGRAMMING - IMMIGRATION IS BBC1'S NEXT SPECIAL TOPIC.
BBC1 is to look at the controversial issue of immigration and asylum in the next instalment
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POTTER WEB LAUNCH.
Endemol-owned companies Initial and Victoria Real are to film a one-off event for the web to
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ITC RETHINKS OCCULT.
The Independent Television Commission is considering revisions to its programme code after Living TV presented two
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Programming - Five highlights travel trauma.
Five has commissioned a one-off film from Wark Clements which promises to 'put you off travelling', writes Penny Hughes.