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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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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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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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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 - 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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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 - EDITING PAIR JOIN FARM.
The Farm Dublin has hired two new editors, Morten Winther and Vinny Beirne. Former Condor and
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - LAMBIE NAIRN OFFSHOOT.
Three Lambie Nairn staff have quit the design company to form their own agency. The new
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TRADE TALK - The main feature.
Yorkshire TV has hired RDF's Sam Anthony to build on the success of its thriving features unit, home of Countdown and After They Were Famous.
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LEADER - The silence speaks volumes.
Tessa Jowell is a worried woman. This week she's been busily briefing the media about the
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C4's cross- platform dept goes offline.
Channel 4 has axed its cross-platform development department following the departure of its head, Peter Grimsdale, writes Penny Hughes.
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Global spread of C4 Sars film.
The threat of the Sars virus may have receded in the UK, but the virus is still of great interest to overseas TV broadcasters, 13 of which have picked up Channel 4's Sars: Killer Bug film, writes Penny Hughes.
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PROGRAMMING - TALKBACK GOES ALONG FOR THE RIDE WITH C4.
Talkback Productions is set to be commissioned to make Other People's Holidays for Channel 4. The
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GLOVER LEAVES 5 LIVE.
Fi Glover is leaving BBC Radio 5 Live after just five months in her morning slot.
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ITC penalises Shop America.
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has fined teleshopping channel Shop America a hefty£60,000 for repeated breaches of its advertising code, just days after its sister station You TV was fined£40,000 for similar transgressions, writes Leigh Hol
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Sirius TV bought back for pound.
The founders of shopping channel operator Sirius TV (SRTV) have bought the entire company for just£1 only three months after they sold it to Pacific Media, writes Paul Revoir.
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BBC DENIES HAND IN BOXING BARNEY.
The BBC will not change the way it covers boxing matches despite being blamed for helping
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BBC SATELLITE GLITCHES.
BSkyB this week said there were still several thousand people who could not receive the BBC's
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BBC prepares to up Iraq presence.
The BBC is preparing to send London-based Iraqi reporters into Baghdad and Basra for the first