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IN PRODUCTION - Rugby World Cup is all a dream.
Ahead of the Rugby World Cup later this month in Australia, Nervo and Knox Creative has
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PRODUCTION - GOULD MOVES UP BBC.
BBC Broadcast has appointed Laura Gould as head of television production.Gould will be in charge of
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IN PRODUCTION - Fired Up Chemical Bros tribute.
Fired Up Television has produced an hour-long documentary about the The Chemical Brothers, called Block Rockin'
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PRODUCTION - YTV BUYS QUANTEL KIT.
Yorkshire Television has bought a Quantel eQ HD editing system as part of the refurbishment of
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PRODUCTION - INDIE NETWORK DAY.
Following the publication of its recent 'Independents' Day' report on the independent sector, investment bank Bridgewell
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PRODUCTION - ZOUND/SHRIEK DEAL.
Audio production and post house Zound has expanded its services and entered into a partnership with
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HOT 100 - The hottest names in the business.
With creativity back at the top of the agenda across all channels, Broadcast lists the top 100 creatives in TV. From Dawn Airey to Ricky Gervais, David Wood profiles this year's risk-takers and innovators and ask what's next.
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HOT 100 - The hottest names in the business. (2 of 2)
With creativity back at the top of the agenda across all channels, Broadcast lists the top 100 creatives in TV. From Dawn Airey to Ricky Gervais, David Wood profiles this year's risk-takers and innovators and ask what's next.
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PRODUCTION - McKerlie hiring no conflict, says BBC.
The BBC has moved to allay fears raised by the post facilities community about the hiring
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PRODUCTION - New blood for Resolution.
Post-production facility Resolution has added two editors to its team of staff editors.Ben Giles and Jason
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PRODUCTION - Mike Smith's outfit launches 'flying studio'.
Almost 15 years to the week since he was involved in a helicopter crash with his wife, Sarah Greene, the presenter and broadcaster, Mike Smith has ordered a new electronic newsgathering (ENG) helicopter for his company Flying TV, writes Sam Espensen.
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HOT 100 - TV's best and brightest.
Welcome to Broadcast's first Hot 100 and to what will be an annual review of the
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COMMENT - The return of Dirty Den.
The tabloids can't get enough of Dirty Den and his Lazarus-like return to Albert Square, which is exactly the kind of attention a soap short of ideas needs, says Nicola Methven.
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INTERVIEW - Riding the digital wave.
Just when DTT seemed dead in the water, new figures show Freeview has topped 2.1 million customers. General manager Matthew Seaman has a steady hand on the tiller.
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OPINION - Schedulers need a lesson.
Despite voting off Peter the Popstar, Fame Academy has taken a turn for the better - except when it comes to competitive scheduling.
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GROUNDS BBC1 SERIES.
Writer Tony Grounds, creator of the award winning Ray Winstone vehicle Births, Marriages and Deaths, is
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BBC2 sends grown-ups on gap.
BBC2 is to take a different look at the concept of the 'gap year' by following
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Chrysalis exec takes flight to C4.
One of Chrysalis TV Group's most senior executives has quit the company, less than a month
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FORMATS & DEALS - CORP TAKES CELEB FORMATS ABROAD.
The Television Corporation has sold a brace of celebrity-based formats to Poland and Canada, originally made
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ANALYSIS - Reinventing the box.
Television is losing ground to other forms of screen-based entertainment but how realistic are predictions, revealed at last month's RTS Cambridge Convention, that TV's future is on the PC?