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Love & Loathe
Love: WallanderBBC1, Sunday 30 November at 9pmBBC1's latest attempt to send us to bed depressed on a Sunday night is a classy affair. Left Bank Pictures and its international co-producers have pulled off a neat trick by keeping the brooding existential angst of the novels (there is more than a ...
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CommentYou the Jury: Dominic Saville and Kit Hawkins
Dominic Saville and Kit Hawkins review the latest TV shows.
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CommentKate Bulkley: When loans turn into liabilities
The departure of DCD's CEO shows why funding is such an issue.
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CommentBlog: Lazy Xmas scheduling
We all like to laze around at Christmas but how lazy have the schedulers been already, asks Geoff Motley.
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CommentBlog: Ofcom PSB review
Ofcom's Peter Phillips on the questions surrounding the regulatory body's ongoing review of PSB programming.
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CommentBlog: Smart TV is de rigueur
Has TV become too easy to watch? Do we simply switch on and gaze at flickering plasmas without engaging our little grey cells? Finally great programmes are muscling in on no-brainer TV, says Geoff Motley.
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CommentA change for the better
The revamped Broadcast delivers the best content that meets our readers' needs.
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CommentYou the Jury: Christina Willoughby and Stella Briley
Christina Willoughby and Stella Briley review the latest TV programmes.
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CommentBlog: Indie success at the Emmys
After sweeping the board at the International Emmy Awards this week, John McVay says broadcasters need to wake up to successes of the British indie sector.
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CommentWhat's that coming over the hill?
With the NFL about to embark on a test broadcast of a live 3D American Football game, the interest in stereoscopic telly is really starting to grow, suggests Will Strauss.
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CommentBlog: Rough Guide treks to TV
Translating brands from book to TV can be an uphill struggle. Here, David Upshal recounts the rough guide to making the Rough Guide for Five.
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CommentBlog: Hail Sergeant - the great entertainer
Variety and vilification, in one fizzing package! This is TV entertainment at its most engaging and silly, says Geoff Motley.
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CommentThe future is online
As traditional TV funding comes under threat, the web offers a way forward.
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CommentYou the Jury: Dimitri Doganis and Eric Harwood
Dimitri Doganis and Eric Harwood review the latest TV shows.
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CommentHot Topic: online content
YouTube's revenue-sharing model shows TV it can profit from the web, says Patrick Walker.