Comment – Page 249
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CommentBBC salaries should be limited for morale
The proposal by George Osborne to require BBC salaries exceeding the Prime Minister’s to be approved by the Treasury is very similar to one myself and a couple of colleagues made half a dozen years ago in the BBC Forum.
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Comment29 Oct '09
“Torrents of information so mighty that they threaten to overwhelm you.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentMurderland / James May's Toy Stories / Britain's Best Brain
Alex Zane and Tim Haines give their verdict on murder, toys and extreme brain training.
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Neil Fox, Magic 105.4
Magic 105.4 breakfast presenter Neil Fox reveals his biggest lie, what he’d put in Room 101 and his hidden talent.
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CommentCoronation soap
True blue-sky thinking at ITV, where its latest sponsorship deal involves its flagship soap and… some soap.
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CommentUnreported World / 4oD
Lisa Campbell gives her verdict on a shocking Channel 4 documentary series while Michael Rosser reveals his frustrations about 4oD.
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Comment28 Oct, '09
“Both women were visibly happier by the end of the film.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentFlashForward: What next for TV
Alex Connock reports on the government’s C&binet conference on British digital creativity, revealing what Simon Fuller and Ashley Highfield had to say about the future of television.
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CommentMature attitude
With Sandi Toksvig the latest presenter to take a swipe at ageism in TV, as the BBC hunts for a more mature female newsreader, Geoff Motley considers the issue.
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Comment27 Oct, '09
“It was like using a scud missile to crack a hazelnut.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment26 Oct, '09
“Gentle, incorrigibly romantic about nature.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentBroadcast goes to the Prix Europa
The Prix Europa has established itself as one of the most important award ceremonies in the European broadcast calendar. So why does the UK continue to give it the cold shoulder? Katherine Rushton travelled to Berlin to find out.
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CommentThe dawn of Google’s dominance in video ads
If Google’s ambitions in online video advertising are realised, it will leave a much smaller share of the digital pie for everyone else, writes Michael Comish.
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CommentLeave no room for doubt
Indies that work with children must shout out about their safeguards.
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CommentQueasy over Question Time
The Nick Griffin affair raises questions over the BBC’s moral authority.
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CommentPerformance art of pitching where the sun always shines
In LA, pitching is an artform and the seasons are religiously observed, says Ashley Pharoah.
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CommentOrigin of a new species, as necessity leads to invention
The economic situation is spurring innovation across the TV industry, says Alex Connock.