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CommentEmily Bell: Cheating the crunch
Recession is coming - but fast-thinking TV staff can dodge the downturn.
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CommentManaging technology change
The move from linear processes to a digital media workflow is not just a challenge for engineers - it affects everyone in television, argues Will Strauss.
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CommentBlog: Making it in China
China holds vast riches and opportunity for producers brave enough to take the plunge. Richard Bradley reflects on taking that leap, the future and eating pickled chicken's feet.
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CommentNatpe delegates look to life after writers' strike
While Hollywood's striking writers were edging closer to a deal last week, delegates at the annual Natpe convention in Las Vegas were turning their minds to the long-term impact of the costly dispute, says Dominic Schreiber.
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CommentBlog: Mind the Gap
There is a major development gap in British digital media and key issues of funding, rights and cost ratios need to be solved before we can enter a brave new world, according to Richard Ayers.
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CommentBlog: Robinson on the Rajars
The latest radio audience figures reveal that there is a 'seismic shift' occurring in the commercial sector but further change is still needed, according to Paul Robinson.
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CommentNot just a numbers game
We all know about ITV1's flops - but its share is up and it is finally taking risks.
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Hot Topic: Audience Technology
Digital TVs will soon collect data on viewers, says Allen McCaskill
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CommentMedia Money: Why has ITV snapped up a deal with Pedigree?
It's difficult to be a fan of advertiser-funded programming.
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CommentMedia Money: What is the best way out for ER?
When Entertainment Rights (ER) revealed a cock-up by a third-party supplier of DVDs earlier this month it resulted in slashed expected revenue and profit figures.
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CommentBlog: Facebook for kids
Broadcast chief reporter Katherine Rushton reacts to the Daily Mail's dismissive remarks about the BBC setting up a 'Facebook for kids'.
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CommentThe implications of the software invasion
Ascent Media's Allen McCaskill wonders how far digital convergence can go in the world of broadcast television.
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CommentEngineering solutions to a lack of technical skills
A lack of business and management skills is not the only thing holding back the technology and facilities market, argues Will Strauss.
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CommentOff cuts: Broadcast issue 25 January 2008
Ramsay's timing nightmareFans of US crime import NCIS tuning in to Five for the latest instalment last Friday night were surprised to see Gordon Ramsay pop onto their screens to tell them all about his live cookery experiment on Channel 4. However, C4 was thwarted in its attempt to get ...
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CommentNational trust
Moving half of BBC shows outside London heralds a new attitude to our regions
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CommentWhat's all this brand business got to do with the BBC?
It's not just shampoo and washing powder that have brands any more.