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CommentMedia money: Murdoch calls on UK to relax product placement advertising rules
Fresh from her purchase of Ugly Betty producer Reveille in the US, Elisabeth Murdoch was beating the drum this week for the UK to relax the rules on product placement soon - or risk falling behind creatively.
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CommentMedia money: Fremantle Media puts on a new face in Japan
Fremantle Media has had an office in Japan for three years, but it's been tough to convince Japanese broadcasters that “foreign” programming could work there.
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CommentDawn on Mormons
As filming continues on Extreme Wife for Channel 4, Dawn Porter finds herself up a mountain with a Mormon man and his two wives.
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CommentHow to survive NAB
Will Strauss, a veritable veteran of technology trade shows, offers his top tips for surviving NAB and Las Vegas.
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CommentBlog: KateModern marathon
Online drama KateModern treated fans to a marathon session of new episodes on Saturday. Writer Luke Hyams reflects on the day.
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CommentBlog: A cult show in ITV primetime?
With its fairytale trappings, Technicolor sheen and a supernaturally blessed and cursed piemaker as its lead character, Pushing Daisies has “cult” stamped all over it, writes Robin Parker.
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CommentBlog: New look at Sky News
Sky News creative director Simon Buglione joined Sky News from the BBC last summer and has led the re-fresh of its graphics look. He considers the importance of a news channel's on-air look in the multi-channel world.
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CommentThe digital dunces
Risk-averse commissioners must stop holding back multiplatform ambitions.
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Broadcast letters issue 4 April 2008
Letters to the editor from Broadcast magazine dated 4 April 2008.
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CommentMedia Money: Is top slicing the BBC inevitable?
The Conservatives' recent broadcasting policy paper has put top slicing the BBC's licence fee squarely on their political agenda, but they aren't alone in wanting to share the corporation's lunch money around the TV playground.
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CommentMedia Money: Why is Sony embarking on a buying spree?
Sony Pictures Television International has been on a buying spree recently and it's set to continue.
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CommentThe Insider: Direct action
A UK directors' union will be great for us - and not just because of the money.
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CommentYou the jury: Olivia Lee and Anthony Owen
Olivia Lee and Anthony Owen discuss the latest TV shows.
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CommentThe two sides of administration
In the week that it is announced that audio workstation Sadie has been saved, Will Strauss wonders if other companies understand the implications of going into administration.