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Latest News
Curtis Brown agent strikes Endemol indie deal
Former Curtis Brown agent Tally Garner has set up an indie and struck a distribution partnership with Endemol.
Watch summons Objective magician
Psychological illusionist Katherine Mills is to perform mentalism and magic on Watch after the channel ordered an Objective Productions format.
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Conroy joins ITV drama
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The X Factor UK heads to Asia
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Rondo wins S4C sports magazine
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MTV returns to Ex On The Beach
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Diane Coyle fails to make Trust shortlist
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Plummer-Andrews preps 'smiley' emoticon series
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Sky Sports News revamps ahead of Premier League season
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Tulisa Contostavlos to reveal all in BBC3 film
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Celia Taylor lands Sky promotion
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Dharmash Mistry joins BBC board
Latest Ratings
Utopia settles at 450,000
TUESDAY: Channel 4’s audience for thriller Utopia remained steady although it was outperformed by Sarah Millican on BBC2 and Channel 5’s Big Brother.
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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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
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BBC needs to be lean for creativity to flourish
The BBC must avoid the bureaucracy of the Birt era in its plans to cut production quotas
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A seismic change for British TV
Scrapping BBC quotas may be a double-edged sword for indies, says Broadcast editor Chris Curtis
Features
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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.
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Utopia, C4
Utopia flashes back to the 1970s for series two’s opener. Olly Grant reports from behind the scenes
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A tough act to follow for ITV
Broadcaster struggles to live up to 2013 as strong new dramas can’t quite hit Broadchurch’s highs
TV Critics
TV Critics: Sir Chris Hoy: How to Win Gold; 100 Seconds to Beat the World; Hive Alive; The Mindy Project
“How to Win Gold was such a fascinating and well-made piece of television that it even had me hooked.”
