All Broadcast articles in 1 July 2011 – Page 7
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NewsProject Factory builds site for revolution doc
Digital production business The Project Factory has won its first piece of business since launching in the UK, producing a website for feature-length doc How To Start A Revolution.
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NewsBBC to integrate online games with Grid tool
The BBC is ramping up its use of Games Grid, a set of tools that underpins all of the games across the corporation’s website.
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How to Pitch Transmedia
You have the most amazing transmedia project and a meeting with a potential financier… so how do you pitch it?, writes Triona Campbell.
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NewsCamelot axed after one series
Camelot, the Arthurian drama currently airing on Channel 4, has been canned after just one series.
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CommentHMRC opens up on Christopher Lunn probe
HMRC’s meeting with 40 accountants last week offered a rare insight into the Christopher Lunn investigation and some important messages for freelancers, writes Jake Kanter.
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NewsBBC1 lines-up McIntyre Christmas special
Stand up comedian Michael McIntyre is returning to the BBC with a one-hour Christmas special of his Comedy Roadshow.
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NewsSundberg out as Shine cuts Metronome top role
Shine Group has scrapped the role of chief executive at its Scandinavian production firm Metronome, as part of a major restructure of the 12 companies.
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NewsGreenlight round-up: Fresh factual fare
Factual shows for the BBC and Channel 4 take centre stage for this week’s Greenlight round-up.
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NewsS4C unveils major overhaul ahead of cuts
S4C is overhauling its programme schedule and creating three commissioning “windows” a year as part of a major restructure of the business ahead of significant budget cuts.
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CommentOpen letter to John Hamer, BBC Trust
Is there a way the Trust might congratulate In Our Time for setting the standard for the BBC in ensuring the UK’s women get included on programmes on merit, and are made to feel welcome, rather than being made to feel like intruders on such old-style male constructs as Question ...
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Missing piece of the compliance jigsaw
Thank you for covering compliance in last week’s issue (‘Does red tape have a stranglehold on TV?’ Broadcast 24/06/11).
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Trailer: The Hour, BBC2
BBC2 has unveiled the first look at its 1950s news room drama The Hour, written by Abi Morgan and starring Romola Garai, Dominic West and Ben Whishaw.
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Video: Sky Go launch
Sky has launched a major new marketing campaign featuring footballer Peter Crouch and rapper Dizzee Rascal to showcase the launch of multiplatform viewing service Sky Go.