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ITV challenges indies to shoot for football gap
Races to replace more than 100 hours of sport
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Wish-lists: ITV execs reveal priorities
Factual, drama, daytime, entertainment needs
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Jane Lush returns to TV with Bruce Forsyth
Hall Of Fame prepped for BBC1
ITV challenges indies to shoot for football gap
Races to replace more than 100 hours of sport
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ITV to poll indies over diversity
ITV will survey indies to gain a better understanding of working conditions and diversity in its programming supply chain as it bids to better reflect UK society.
BBC3 vision being finalised
BBC daytime boss Damian Kavanagh to present formal plans to the Trust in a ‘few weeks’
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BBC First eyes scripted drama
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MTV UK trials Tunepics app for Geordie Shore
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Barcroft sets sights on MCN
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E4 takes Bad Robots to series
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King Bert eyes ent push following BBCW tie-up
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Unions ready to fight BBC over news redundancies
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BBC to hire champion for disabled talent
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Love develops projects for new stakeholder Sky
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BBC distribution team to join Future Media
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Love tackles local Immigration Street concerns
Latest Ratings
Commonwealth Games opener peaks with 9m
WEDNESDAY: BBC1’s coverage of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony peaked with over 9m viewers and dented the rest of the schedule.
Podcast
Talking TV: BBC quotas & Secret Life of Students Video
This week Talking TV focuses on the BBC’s proposal to scrap its quota system - and goes behind the digital rig of Channel 4’s Secret Life Of Students.
Opinion
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Be flexible to retain talent
TV can do more to stop talented women leaving the industry just when they reach their creative peak, says Kate Beal
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Bright ideas needed for Bloke TV
ITV’s call to action is a chance to revisit a major TV challenge
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Mark Lowson: obituary
“He was a true friend to many and a great colleague to us all”
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Let the indie Hunger Games begin
BBC in-house must be prepared to ‘do or die’ in commissioning arena
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BBC faces some tough questions
How the corporation tackles them could decide its future direction, says Chris Curtis
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Buyout fever strikes online
MCNs are hot property, but market is fragmenting, says Kate Bulkley
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Finally, an end to quotas is in sight
It’s encouraging to see the BBC taking heed of indies’ calls to liberate in-house production
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Hall's radical plans make perfect sense
Cat Lewis feared Tony Hall was dragging the BBC backwards - until he announced a creative revolution
Features
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What big data means for TV
Broadcast assembled a roundtable of major players to debate the issues
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Blinging Up Baby, C5
A killer title landed us the commission, but the hard part was still to come says Ian Lamarra
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100 Seconds To Beat The World, BBC4
Ed Sunderland’s story of 800m Olympic champion David Rudisha
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Masterclass: Making safety less of a chore
Health and safety training is becoming easier thanks to shorter courses and more online options
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Survive The Tribe, Nat Geo UK
Travelling to remote places without a fixer made our job harder - but enriched our film says George Pagliero
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Ben de Pear, Channel 4 News
The managing editor discusses increasing the number of women experts and leading the way on BAME representation.
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Royal Marines Commando School, C4
A series that tells us something about a generation of young men, not just their military training
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Tax cut momentum builds
Children’s Media Conference delegates endorse campaign to extend tax breaks to live-action kids’ shows.
TV Critics
TV Critics: The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway; Operation Cloud Lab; The Mimic
“I’d challenge anyone to not utter a silent ‘wow’”
