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CommentEducating consumers is key to protecting copyright
The public need to know where they can legally acquire the content they want, says Liz Bales.
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CommentInjustice / Alexander Armstrong’s Big Ask / All Watched Over By Machines...
SquareZero’s Najma Bhatti and Twofour’s Jonny Coller on legal drama, comedy trivia and a mind trip.
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CommentOff Cuts: Woolfe won't stay down
“Steely determination combined with childlike enthusiasm” is how one of his former bosses described Richard Woolfe.
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CommentThe Shadow Line / Louis Theroux: Miami Mega-Jail
Robin Parker and Alex Farber on two of the week’s new shows.
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Comment1 June '11
“My worry is that when you take the pig out of the equation, and out of the house the laughs will go with it.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentView from the North
A growing creative economy in the North East has been overlooked by a new Government fund and unless the focus is shifted it could spell catastrophe for the region as a whole, writes Tom Harvey.
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Comment31 May '11
“The Da Vinci Code style hyperbole was matched only by the inanity of the presentation style.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTOWIE and co: here to stay
Structured reality, in whatever guise, has earned a place in the schedules.
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CommentDelivering on C4’s promise
Our ‘mission with mischief’ is as important as ever, says David Abraham.
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CommentHow Clarke’s gaffe became a gift for Question Time
The justice secretary’s appearance was timely, but it wasn’t planned, says Steve Anderson.
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CommentBBC3 is giving a break to first-time directors
In response to last week’s editorial (‘Contrasting commitments’, Broadcast 20.05.11), I would like to clarify that BBC3’s Fresh strand continues to give first-time directors their break into primetime film-making, with six hours up for grabs annually.
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Comment26 May '11
“Maybe I am tiring of life but this season’s Apprentice fails to inspire me greatly.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentScott and Bailey / Lead Balloon / Andrew Marr's Megacities
Seneca’s Joe Evans and Pulse Films’ Daniel Glew on female sleuths, farcical laughs and cities.
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CommentOff Cuts: Uses for a Bafta #1-4
A frequent question from hacks backstage on Sunday: “What will you do with your Bafta?”
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Comment25 May '11
“Where there is beauty, there is often great ugliness, a line that neatly sums up this show.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment24 May '11
“Television that bombards you in waves and leaves you feeling bewildered and a little bit giddy.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment23 May '11
“A parade of injustice without prospect of redemption leaves you with nothing but a caged, arid sadness.”
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CommentTraining for the future
As opportunities for training and employment continue to shrink, the BBC is stepping in where it can, writes Peter Salmon.