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CommentGame on to top the subs table
Sporting rivalries will be put in the shade by BT Sport and Sky says Chris Curtis
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CommentSocial media shows its power
All3Media is taking the lead in testing new formats, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentReplace the BBC licence fee with tax
Does Finland hold the key to how to fund our national broadcaster? asks Tony Ballard
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CommentTime’s up for ESPN Classic
Former exec Jamie Baker relives the highlights of a channel dedicated to great sporting moments.
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CommentBringing animation to life
Ben Butterworth on raising finance and retaining creative control
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CommentWorking for a better industry
Relations between indies and broadcasters must be improved says Lisa Campbell
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CommentThe next rung on the ladder is just a step away
If you want to get ahead in this industry, you just have to ask, says Susie Worster
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CommentApprenticeships are a great route into a chosen career
On-the-job training benefits all, writes Tim Angel
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CommentObituary: Carys Morgan
Colleagues have paid tribute to Minnow Films and Shine TV producer Carys Morgan, who died earlier this year
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CommentThe Plane that Saved Britain
Behind the scenes on Channel 4’s WW2 documentary The Plane that Saved Britain.
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CommentBBC must hold itself to account
Licence fee payers deserve better than more spending scandals, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentTapping into a new mindset
Bridging TV and online gap will attract millennials, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentCultural diversity is too important to give up on
Industry must change its mindset if equality, says Simone Pennant
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CommentOff Cuts at the Broadcast Digital Awards 2013
Attentional’s David Graham made the most of his photo booth sponsorship at last week’s awards extravaganza by trying out some new looks.
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CommentObituary: Alan Whicker
September Films’ David Green pays tribute to legendary broadcaster Alan Whicker, who passed away on July 12.
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CommentMiranda Sawyer: women on-air stats “shocking”
More proof of the lack of female voices on-air is revealed today with a study showing just one in five solo voices on radio is female.
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CommentIs Twitter suffocating comedy?
New and established talent must survive trial by social media, says Lisa Campbell