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Noel Clarke and Jason Maza leave Unstoppable

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Cost and controversy as Barb preps SVoD ratings

Rise of Murdoch Dynasty (3)

72 buys back BBCS stake

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King Gary loses shine

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Don’t let gov’t force our hand on C4 sale

Blind Ambition

Critics: Blind Ambition

Noel Clarke and Jason Maza leave Unstoppable
Cost and controversy as Barb preps SVoD ratings
72 buys back BBCS stake
King Gary loses shine
Don’t let gov’t force our hand on C4 sale
Critics: Blind Ambition

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Ratings

ITV true crime doc draws 2m

THURSDAY: No Body Recovered is best-of-the-rest at 9pm behind Love Island juggernaut

Podcast

Newswrap: Disabled creatives making waves

DDPTV founder Caroline O’Neill and Jerk creator Tim Renkow join the podcast

Premium content

Disability report highlights ‘untapped potential’

CDN review urges industry to better leverage 14m strong group

International

Disney introduces coronavirus jabs policy

TV critics

No Body Recovered

Tech

Telstra opens London broadcast operations centre

Broadcast Sport

Real Madrid TV expands North American distribution

Behind the Scenes

RX3- Beau Hunslet tyre fire

Illuminating Yorkshire Firefighters for BBC2

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Reclaiming Amy: changing the narrative

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Helping French and Saunders find Funny Women

Illuminating Yorkshire Firefighters for BBC2
Reclaiming Amy: changing the narrative
Helping French and Saunders find Funny Women

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Opinion

It’s time to act decisively to rein in the streaming giants
Traditional broadcasters cannot compete with their deep-pocketed rivals without government intervention, says Kate Bulkley
Making the economic case for C4 is key to winning the fight
Broadcast editor Chris Curtis calls on the industry to argue that privatisation doesn’t stack up commercially
Stand up and be counted on issues that affect our industry
It’s time to make sure our voices are heard when it comes to creative sector public policy, says Peter Bazalgette

Broadcast Network

Edinburgh rings the changes

Broadcast Intelligence

Sky Documentaries hunts for stories with a ‘premium feel’

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Edinburgh rings the changes
Jack Thorne’s MacTaggart and an interview with Whoopi Goldberg are among the highlights of this year’s Festival
Whisper: our assets are our people
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When the pandemic hit, the sports producer doubled down on protecting staff jobs and “eking out that little bit more” than its rivals
What’s next in global media M&A?
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How do the likes of Netflix and Comcast react to the recent mega-mergers that have reshaped global media, asks Tom Dods
Building an agile UK production workforce
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How the Production Guild of Great Britain is adapting to improve representation and strengthen skills for production professionals
From chaos to order: Archiving data on tape with Software-defined Tape
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A fast and ultra-secure way to archive your object storage
Best Indie nominees: Chalkboard TV
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Mike Benson’s indie showed factual producers can make it in the drama game

Trailers

Jay’s Yorkshire Workshop, BBC2

Jay Blades and a gang of volunteers build furniture for local people in a workshop set within the heart of a community. Produced by Ricochet

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