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Xbox to investigate mass burial of ET videogame
Dumping The Alien filming starts in January
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The Dales cancelled by ITV
Show won’t get fourth series
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Talking TV: Christmas quiz
A look back on 2013’s telly
Xbox to investigate mass burial of ET videogame
Dumping The Alien filming starts in January
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Latest News
Yellow House strikes CCTV deal
Kids producer Yellow House English has secured a deal with Chinese broadcaster CCTV to air its animated TV series Baby Beetles across the country.
CBBC debuts first show on iPlayer
BBC iPlayer requests in November were up by over a quarter year-on-year - as CBBC revealed plans to debut comedy drama series 4 O’Clock Club via the VoD service.
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The Office opens in the Czech Republic
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Animal Planet joins C4 on Nile walk
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Broadcast's Lisa Campbell to run Edinburgh TV Festival
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Sherlock set for mobile game
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R4 political chief slams BBC portrayals of disability
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BBC DMI bosses collected £18,000 in bonuses
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Dynamo heads to BBC1
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FremantleMedia International hires new chief
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TeamRock wins rights to repeat Radio 1 show
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BBC lifts lid on DMI failings
Latest Ratings
Him & Her ends on a high
Him & Her bowed out with its biggest audience in two years on Thursday - as The Great Train Robbery’s audience held reasonably steady on Thursday.
Talking TV: Christmas quiz Video
The final Talking TV podcast of 2013 serves up a festive treat as producers and the Broadcast team go toe-to-toe in a Christmas quiz.
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Infographic: The X Factor 2013 on Twitter
Social media metrics business SecondSync tracks the hype created on Twitter by The X Factor.
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Radio tunes in to AFP
Absolute Radio’s Tony Moorey on the potential for brands to hook listeners
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Our Alternative Awards go to...
Broadcast picks the winners in the categories that really matter
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Time to value brand support
Industry should conquer its fear of branded content, says Kate Bulkley
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Why TV from Down Under is on the up
The former ITV executive talks about her new role as head of commissioning for SBS
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Distinctive shows mean C4’s glass is half full
The broadcaster is still home to must-watch TV – when you can find it, says Maggie Brown
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On board with the Helicopter Heroes
Ian Cundall reveals the skills required to film in a chopper
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Networking in radio
Don’t let meeting people fill you with dread, says Heart breakfast host Natalie B
Latest Features
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2013: That was the year that was
Legends passed away, TVC closed its doors, UK drama took on a Scandi influence and a Yorkshire schoolboy brought us all to tears
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The Great Train Robbery, BBC1
Turning back the clock to 1963 – and the moral ambiguity at the heart of this cops and robbers story
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2013: Big deals for British TV
From sporting battles and controversial content funding to indie buyouts and UK tax credits
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Daniel Pearl, Dispatches
When it comes to investigative journalism, creating public debate is as important as ratings
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2013: The explosion of online
Digital growth was driven by tablet penetration, 4G and an industry monetising IPTV
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2013: A year of boom and bust
The Mill’s TV arm closed, but with Soho and Manchester facilities opening there were highs too
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Tom Davidson, A+E Networks
Following last month’s launch of Lifetime, the MD discusses finding the right content for the UK
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2013: A new player on the pitch
BT Sport’s launch and SIS Live’s exit were the biggest events ahead of the Commonwealth Games
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2013: Making space for growth
In the studios sector, 2013 was all about space – the demand for it, the lack of it and how to build more of it.
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2013: Boom time for distributors
In a big year for drama, and with new platforms hungry for content, 2013 was a busy time
TV Critics
TV Critics: Him & Her; Utopia; Educating Yorkshire at Xmas
“Claustrophobic, grubby and as unsettling as it is funny.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
