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CommentRobin Elias: We forget the sacrifices of frontline news teams at our peril
20 years on from the start of the Iraq war, the International News Safety Institute chair reflects on colleagues he’s lost and the value of their work
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CommentAI – boon or bane?
Andre Torsvik, Vizrt VP of product marketing, analyses possible uses for AI in TV production
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CommentCan cloud tech help broadcasters recalibrate news content to meet user demand?
Olivier Bovis, head of media solutions at Sony Europe argues broadcasters can glean important insights from how users engage with news content on social media and how cloud technology can assist
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CommentRebecca Thompson: Indies are facing a perfect storm and C4 wants to help
The head of indie relations at Channel 4 on why broadcasters have a key role to play in supporting the indie sector
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CommentJoanna Carr: In an increasingly turbulent world, we need brilliant current affairs
Powerful reporting that delves behind the headlines has never been more necessary - fortunately, TV journalists are delivering
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CommentVine FX: Why we moved out of Soho
Michael Illingworth of Vine FX explains his company’s journey out of Soho to Cambridge while establishing a global workforce
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CommentCharlene Chika Osuagwu: ‘Paula’ shows how much still needs to change
The producer of Curious Films’ Paula Yates doc reflects on the questions the film raises over the treatment of women in the public eye
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CommentWhy do BBC’s editorial guidelines still carry foreword by Tony Hall?
Staff are raising the question because the guidance is fronted by DG who left almost three years ago, writes Tara Conlan
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CommentNeil Duncanson: How Create Central is turning Birmingham into a global media player
The opening of the Bond creative hub is a key step in reinvigorating the West Midlands’ TV industry and inspiring the next generation of local talent
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CommentVicki Lines-Gibbs: I yawn a lot, don’t take it personally – MS, TV and me
The creative director of Gritty Talent highlights how flexible working supports her as a disabled woman - and why it benefits the whole industry
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CommentMatt Laycock: Data on shows’ streaming performances can offer valuable insight
Understanding how viewers are consuming streamed content can inform industry decisions on metrics and strategy, says Barb’s audiences director
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CommentFatima Salaria: We would all benefit from taking time out to recharge
Burnout is a very real problem in this industry and those in need of a break deserve support
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CommentVictor Lewis-Smith’s final act of TV rebellion
In Fix or Fail, the acerbic broadcaster takes aim at fluffy business reality shows - and shaped my own philosophy, says collaborator Ryan Howsam
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CommentHow collaboration is beaming the UK’s biggest cultural moments across the globe
YouTube UK and Ireland managing director says partnerships between live events, traditional TV and online platforms represent the future
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CommentIt’s too soon to mourn the death of the premium doc
The boom may have slowed down, but there is still life in the genre as streamers continue to want the best ideas, says Roy Ackerman
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CommentC4 saga is far from over as industry rings the changes
U-turn on privatisation comes during a period of flux for broadcasters and indies alike, writes Chris Curtis
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CommentBest firms make staff feel valued
‘The top workplaces are offering more tangible support as the cost-of-living crisis unfolds’
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CommentWhy technical support is heading for a perfect storm
Ian Somerville at Jigsaw24 Media explains why dedicated specialist tech support is more essential than ever before
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CommentKeely Winstone: Time for an alternative to factual drama
The Stonehouse doc maker asks whether the way we label retellings of history could actually be the problem
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CommentSuzanne Lavery: true crime must find fresh ways to tell victims’ stories
Audiences love true crime, but they are also becoming more discerning - and the perpetrator obsessed cliches of the past just won’t cut it