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CommentConsolidation on the Croisette
Mipcom witnesses high-end drama on screen and in the boardroom
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CommentThe smartphone revolution: why training matters
Filming on smartphones can deliver huge value for money, argues Mark Wray
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CommentThe battle for male viewers heats up
Can Viacom crack the male audience with the UK launch of Spike TV? Stephen Arnell weighs up the evidence
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CommentRadio needs a united front
Broadcasters must collaborate more in face of new competition, says BBC Radio boss Helen Boaden
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CommentSmall indies need radical approach
Overhaul of broadcasters’ strategies is needed to nurture small firms, says Richard Williams
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CommentVoD: time for a united front
PSBs must play the likes of Netflix at their own game, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentFingers crossed for tax breaks
Live-action incentive will encourage more quality in kids’ sector, says Chris Curtis
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CommentGetting self-shooters on the first rung of the ladder
With self-shooters in demand, we can’t afford to be complacent about the need for training, says Matt Bennett
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CommentCan newbie ITV Be match the staying power of ITV3?
Tonight’s channel launch can help boost network’s Freeview offering, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentWhy we joined forces to tackle TV workers' rights
Realscreen has left treatment of staff off its agenda, but unions aren’t staying silent, says Sharon Elliott
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CommentHow to disrupt existing models
TV is changing, but the biggest change we’re seeing is the way we sell it, says Nick Brampton
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CommentTV on Command not as powerful as research suggests
VOD, TV On Demand and offline conversations are actually powering TV, says Duncan Wynn
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CommentTraining is key to tackling lack of diverse talent
Industry should follow London360’s lead in supporting talent, says Jasmine Dotiwala
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CommentTalent counts more than tech
Technology gives a new angle but talent still rules, says Nick Mirsky
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CommentAll change as big players merge
Viacom is already making its mark as Shine/Endemol deal nears
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CommentThe schedule is not for conquering
The belief that we needed to conquer the tyranny of the schedule is absolute ‘tosh’, says Lindsey Clay
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CommentIs new parody law making a mockery of copyright?
Ruling may be good news for some, but there’s a flip side to the change, says Robert Lands
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CommentTV is growing up, but not as fast as we think
VoD was predicted to change the world. But change is slower than we suspect, says Simon Daglish
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CommentFestivals are vital for small indies needing attention
Sometimes you have to make the doc first then find a broadcaster, says Paul Crompton
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CommentAudiences are driving TV’s path
TV consumption shouldn’t be an alien concept, says Kate Bulkley