Comment – Page 304
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CommentBlog: A Year in Tibet
Adam Alexander reveals how he ran the guantlet of Chinese customs and 'boxed clever' to make forthcoming BBC Four documentary A Year in Tibet.
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CommentWhy Apple still needs the professional market
Just because Apple is not exhibiting at NAB this year does not automatically mean that the company is going to stop making professional products, argues Will Strauss.
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CommentYou the jury: Elinor Day and Marston Bloom
Elinor Day and Marston Bloom on the latest TV shows.
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CommentBlog: Will Fincham ease the pressure on Grade?
Peter Fincham's shock move to ITV buys under-pressure Michael Grade more time, writes Chris Curtis.
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CommentNarrow perspectives
TV's white, middle-class bias will remain unless attitudes to diversity change.
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Off cuts - 29 February
Funny stories, gossip and general off-the-record, wicked whispers from the broadcast industry.
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Broadcast letters issue 29 February 2008
Letters to Broadcast in the issue dated 29 February 2008.
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CommentDawn breaks in LA
In the first of a new series, presenter Dawn Porter gives her unique take on making a new Channel 4 series in the US.
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CommentThe Insider: University challenged
I'd love to work in TV - but the media course I took was daylight robbery
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CommentMedia Money: What is the big news about small indies?
The new Pact/KPMG Indie Census is an impressive document full of pie charts and bar graphs that show the independent TV sector is now worth£2.14bn in revenues.
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CommentMedia Money: What does iPlayer's success tell us?
The naysayers used to claim that watching TV on a PC would never catch on. Well, they're eating fibre-optic humble pie now. Not only is iPlayer pulling in the punters with increasing velocity, it is also giving some shows an audience boost that the BBC is calling the “10% effect”.
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CommentWill Ofcom's plan for HD on DTT work?
Ofcom has a proposal that will see HD channels made available on Freeview. But will it work? Will Strauss explores the arguments for and against.
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CommentBlog: Disabled disadvantage
Disabled programme makers are struggling to tackle prejudices in television and they don't have a celebrity like Lenny Henry to fight their corner, says Emma Bowler.
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CommentStuck in the middle
Pact shows indies big and small are doing well - but what about those in between?
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CommentBBCW's digital strategy takes shape
With BBC shows now available to download via iTunes and plans for the international roll-out of the iPlayer taking shape, BBC Worldwide is taking bold steps to re-invent its business models for the digital age, writes Dominic Schreiber.
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CommentBlog: Virgin will be the real test for iPlayer
On-demand TV will come of age once broadcasters get their catch-up services onto digital TV platforms, writes Robin Parker.
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CommentMedia Money: Is Strictly Come Anything a good idea?
I spent an evening last week at the O2 Arena watching the massively impressive Strictly Come Dancing live show and returned home thinking about what makes a good, exploitable multiplatform format as I drifted off to sleep.