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CommentTalking Radio: Paul Chantler
Paul Chantler, senior partner at United Radio Consultants, on why losing local names could be a mistake.
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CommentBlog: Looks aren't everything
Looking good on TV is one thing but we shouldn't forget that the voice plays an important part in good broadcasting says Geoff Motley.
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CommentWhen technology makes things better
Remote, web-based, shared media, tapeless. These are not just buzz words, argues Will Strauss, they're ways of making production a little easier, quicker and more efficient.
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CommentBlog: The C4 budget massacre
So another commissioning budget shrivels as Channel 4 loses at least£25 million off next year's programming spend - and ad-funded programming could help provide the answer, writes James Penfold.
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CommentBlog: Pact's product placement plans
Media law expert Medwyn Jones applauds Pact's decision to create a code of practice for product placement and hopes it will show culture secretary Andy Burnham that his approach is misguided.
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CommentBlog: The Bill in Germany
This week's episodes of The Bill saw Sun Hill's finest decamp to Germany - an ambitious co-production that took producers to Berlin. Here, producer Kevin Rundle goes over the particulars in a piece that was two years in the making.
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Comment13 Nov: Dear Agony Uncle
Q. Dear Steven,As a keen media studies student, I watched Charlie Brooker's Dead Set on E4 recently with a sense of shock and disbelief.
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CommentDear Agony Uncle..
Q. Dear Steven,As a keen media studies student, I watched Charlie Brooker's Dead Set on E4 recently with a sense of shock and disbelief.
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Hot Topic: Going Green
Producers need only take a few steps to save cash and the environment. By Scott Jones.
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CommentBroadcast's Off Cuts: 13 Nov
This week's Off Cuts takes a look at the gossip and gaffs from the Sheffield Doc/Fest.
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CommentReevell's ratings: Five docs
Entertainment has the X Factor but for documentaries, it seems, it's the One Factor which keeps commissioners awake at night.
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CommentThe greening of television
The industry is making real progress on green issues, but more needs to be done.
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CommentMedia Money: Freeview and recession
As the recession bites, Freeview is increasingly the place to be.
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CommentTalking Radio: Paul Robinson
Absolute Radio has pulled off the challenge of launching a brand from scratch, says broadcasting consultant and managing director of KidsCo Paul Robinson.
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CommentYou the Jury: Caroline Lucas-Daisy Goodwin
Caroline Lucas and Daisy Goodwin review the latest TV shows.
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CommentGoing green AND boosting your business
Reducing your carbon footprint is not an entirely selfless act, suggests Will Strauss. Going green can also be good for your business.
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CommentBlog: The changing face of election coverage
Behind this week's Obama victory is an evolution of the use of media in Presidential campaigning that will have a profound effect on how all future elections are run around the world, writes Pat Younge.
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CommentGreen Week: Whale Shark
Broadcast is going green for its next issue and Broadcastnow will feature specially-themed content all week, starting with the location diary of Whale Shark, a forthcoming BBC2 documentary that follows this endangered species across oceans, writes producer/director Emma Ross.