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NEWS ANALYSIS - What's up doc?
John Willis is back from a sojourn in the US to become BBC head of factual and learning. Can he succeed where others have failed in turning around this troubled department and reviving its documentary output?
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INDIE BUSINESS - Radio indie with crossover appeal.
Having made a name for itself as the BBC's key indie producer of radio programming, Somethin' Else is also pushing into television.
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ON THE BOX - The sultan of spin.
Pioneer Productions development director Nigel Henbest thought Anne's Bafta turn was no match for Prince Charles' spin doctor.
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INTERVIEW - Vive la difference.
BBC director of nations and regions Pat Loughrey says the corporation has now replaced ITV as the natural home of regional broadcasting.
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FREE TO AIR - Fundamental mistake.
I had confidently expected to be a member of Ofcom's content board. I was so confident
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - ASCENT HEAD QUITS.
The head of Ascent Media Group's UK creative services division, Mark Hewitt, has quit the company
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LEADER - Time to prune back BBC Online.
Just when we all thought that the government had conveniently forgotten about its independent review of
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - BBC TECH MAJOR ORDER BBC.
Technology has received the first order for its Colledia for Sport media management system. American-based sports
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TRADE TALK - Well connected.
New Ofcom content board member Floella Benjamin has packed a lot in since leaving Play School, with her own indie and numerous advisory roles.
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IN MY VIEW - Stuart Cosgrove.
By focusing on the moment, 24-hour news sacrificed depth when covering the war in Iraq.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - NEW MOBILE EDITING KIT.
Editing product manufacturer Canopus has developed a mobile editing workstation designed for remote location DV production.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - FIRST SALES FOR NUCODA.
Post facilities Framestore CFC and Double Negative are the first customers to buy Nucoda's Data Conform
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PROGRAMMING - BBC1 LOOKS FOR 50 THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU DIE ITV.
Sport presenter Gaby Logan is to front a one-off for BBC1 looking at the kind of
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PROGRAMMING - BBC RADIO 2 TO OFFER MORE LIVE MUSIC.
BBC Radio 2 is to shake up its schedule by increasing the amount of live music
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Rushes' animal magic for VW.
Rushes has produced and posted a new ad for VW, featuring a series of images depicting
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PROGRAMMING - FIVE ORDERS OZ ANIMALS PRE-SCHOOL SERIES.
Five controller of children's programming Nick Wilson has ordered a 40 x 5-minute pre-school wildlife series
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PROGRAMMING - CARLTON CENTRAL ANSWERS HISTORY QUERIES.
Carlton Central has lined up a six-part factual entertainment series called History Detectives which will investigate
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Bruce Dunlop wins Italian job for Sky.
Branding company Bruce Dunlop & Associates (BD&A) has won a multimillion pound contract to design the on-air look of Rupert Murdoch's new Sky satellite platform in Italy, writes Will Strauss.
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PROGRAMMING - CNX BUYS IN COMIC STRIP AND KUNG FU HEROES.
CNX, Turner Broadcasting's channel for 16 to 34-year-old men, has unveiled a series of acquisitions for
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Discreet puts a shine on colour correction.
Discreet has unveiled the real-time digital grading and colour correction system that will replace its Colossus product, writes Will Strauss.