All Features articles – Page 79
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FeaturesMPS preview: Danny Brocklehurst interview
The genre has never felt more competitive - but it should not be a case of who shouts loudest, says the writer of Netflix’s Safe
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FeaturesPatrick Holland: Breathing new life into BBC2
Controller aims to reflect the diversity of modern Britain and turn up the dial on challenging religious and ethical programming
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FeaturesThe secret to making it in the US
If you want to win a commission from an American network, first you need to understand how they work
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FeaturesIs TV’s future in your hands?
Quiz app HQ Trivia is setting the pace for interactive broadcasting
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Behind The ScenesAttenborough in 360 degrees
Before we captured the great man as a hologram, we first needed to test the technology on his trademark shirt, says John Cassy
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FeaturesStarting block for a revolution
The technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin could one day make broadcasters and OTT platforms obsolete
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Behind The ScenesBritain's Best Home Cook, BBC1
How do you create a sustainable production when you have 30 kitchen appliances running at once? Rosa Brough explains
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Behind The ScenesBehind the scenes: Heathrow: Britain's Busiest Airport
Breathing new life into an old favourite
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Behind The ScenesCocaine: Britain's Epidemic, Channel 5
Avoiding glamourisation, protecting anonymity and ensuring the team’s safety: William Fairman on the challenges of making drugs docs
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FeaturesHDR wins sports tech plaudits
Impact of wide colour gamut praised at Broadcast TECH’s first Sports Tech Innovation event
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Behind The ScenesFatberg Autopsy: Secrets Of The Sewers, Channel 4
Flushing out the secrets of London’s sewers
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FeaturesBBC1 endures winter of discontent
Drama misses, weak Saturday evening offerings & fall in viewer numbers for weekend stalwarts contributed to channel performing below par in peak
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FeaturesWill immersive tech ever become mainstream?
Augmented and virtual reality have long been touted as the next big things, but are yet to reach the mass market. Tim Dams asks the experts when they expect the technology to take off