All Comment articles – Page 315
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Off cuts - 7 December
Funny stories, gossip and general off-the-record, wicked whispers from the broadcast industry.
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CommentLeader: Same faces, new places
Hunt’s hiring was a canny move - but it is yet another job swap between a select few.
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CommentHot topic: the crisis in children’s TV
A boy in my second year English class was once belted for ending an essay “and then I woke up” on the basis of lack of originality. Working in children’s television in 2007 has felt like being in the middle of a horrible nightmare.
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CommentWrite-hand turn
After the fuss over my writers’ strike column, even I don’t agree with myself.
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CommentFTSE rally fails to spark media sector
The FTSE 100 rallied this week, including a 2.7% jump on a single day, the index’s biggest single percentage gain since September.
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CommentMeasuring the impact of the C4I sale
The long running saga of the C4I sale might finally be over but rival distributors are still scratching their heads over the deal.
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CommentYou the jury: Alexandra Lewis and Ri Chakraborty
Alexandra Lewis and Ri Chakraborty look at the latest TV shows.
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CommentDelivering content that suits viewers exactly
Allen McCaskill believes that finding ways of delivering content aimed exactly at individual viewers will be essential to profiting from IPTV.
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CommentThis kangaroo has legs
The ‘historic’ joint online TV initiative could safeguard broadcasters’ future
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CommentCommissioners are paranoid androids
Who’d be a commissioning editor in these risk-aware days?
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Off cuts - 30 November
Funny stories, gossip and general off-the-record, wicked whispers from the broadcast industry.
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Broadcast letters - 30 November 2007
Letters to the editor from Broadcast magazine dated 30 November 2007.
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CommentCatherine Wearing and Syeda Irtizaali
Catherine Wearing and Syeda Irtizaali discuss new shows airing at the moment including Sony Picture’s Television’s The Company.
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CommentMedia Money: behind the numbers
Will its IPTV ambitions make Orange the new colour of television?
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CommentBlog: The 'defining wake' for kids TV?
The great and the good of the kids TV industry were out in force at the children's Bafta awards to celebrate all that is great and good in kids TV.