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CommentBlog: Breaking into TV
It’s harder than ever to break into TV and the current economic downturn means that even the industry’s high fliers are touting for work. Elsa Sharp appraises the situation.
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CommentBlog: Piecing together the missing link
On BBC1 tonight (26 May), David Attenborough is set to explore the 47 million-year-old ‘missing link’ in human evolution. Director of photography Andrew Dearden recalls the journey from skeleton to screen.
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26 May '09
“We might have seen the future.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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22 May '09
“It’s an excellent but terrifying film.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentOpening the BBC's books
The Trust’s decision to publish its board’s expenses should just be the start.
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CommentStop switching off to online
Sony chief has his head in the sand with anti-internet assertion.
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CommentNick Ferrari on 'Expensesgate'
‘Expensesgate’ proves print’s edge over broadcast, says Nick Ferrari.
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CommentDiffering views of Britain's Got Talent
Claudia Rosencrantz, director of television, Virgin Media TVSimon Shaps, director of television, ITV
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CommentChris Blakeston / Rachel Bell
Audio Network’s Chris Blakeston and IWC Media’s Rachel Bell review the latest TV shows.
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21 May '09
“Colossally boring, self-indulgent — and an insulting waste of the licence fee.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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19 May '09
“Borderline loony dramatic reconstruction.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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18 May '09
“It’s one of those dramas that allow commissioning editors to hold their heads up when people start muttering about the public service remit.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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15 May '09
“It’s one episode old and already feels like a potential winner.” Read on for the full verdict on last night’s TV.
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Profit from on-demand
Broadcasting may be having a rough ride at the moment, but the viewers aren’t.
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Channel 4 weighs its options
Managing decline on the agenda as thinking shifts at Horseferry Road.