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Landshare iPhone App
Keo Films’ digital arm has launched a free iPhone app for Landshare, the spin-off digital project from its Channel 4show River Cottage that tries to help gardeners looking for spare land.
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FeaturesFirst Light
A period look for a drama-doc about one of the youngest pilots in the Battle of Britain.
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FeaturesSci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible
How 422 South visualise futurologist Michio Kaku’s design concepts for a series about how science might develop in the future.
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FeaturesMaking digital pay: AFP, archives and on-demand
In the second part of our roundtable on the digital revolution, the panel look at advertiser-funded programming, VoD and online archives, and ask where the most exciting opportunities lie.
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FeaturesProducers: red tape kills creativity
Broadcast’s survey of 40 top indie producers reveals concerns over compliance and a lack of understanding of Project Canvas, but confidence about the quality of output and opportunities overseas.
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FeaturesDitch or defend: how to fix the BBC
With Mark Thompson delivering this year’s MacTaggart lecture, four industry figures offer their visions for the broadcaster’s future.
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The Broadcast InterviewAnthony Horowitz: Outspoken star of TV drama
The hugely successful author and writer of ITV hits such as Foyle’s War and Collision discusses the impact of reality TV and why he’s unlikely to work for the BBC again.
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Behind The ScenesDownton Abbey, ITV1
ITV1’s lavish new period drama will be a major weapon in the Sunday night ratings war. Robin Parker meets its creators.
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FeaturesRubicon, AMC (US)
Broadcast shines the spotlight on Rubicon, the new conspiracy thriller from Mad Men network AMC.
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FeaturesReading & Leeds 2010
A contemporary look for the on-screen graphics and titles for coverage of the Reading and Leeds music festivals.
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FeaturesMediasim – system dynamics modelling
A new way to determine workflows, processes, staffing levels and costs in an organisation and then use that data to optimise the most efficient use of resources.
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FeaturesInside Incredible Athletes
Post work on a show that profiles some of the elite British paralympic athletes who excel in their field, from both a personal and a scientific perspective.
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FeaturesThe future of TV: meeting the digital challenge
In the first of a two-part series, Broadcast’s panel of experts discuss the impact of the digital revolution and how the industry is responding. Suzy Bashford reports.
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FeaturesThe Foundry - Cameratracker
A new plug-in that allows designers and effects artists to matchmove directly inside Adobe’s After Effects software.
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FeaturesGame of Thrones, HBO
Broadcast shines the spotlight on forthcoming HBO drama Game of Thrones.
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The Broadcast InterviewNick Bullen, Spun Gold
Spun Gold’s MD tells Jake Kanter how networking and relationship building has helped the indie become a major force in daytime TV.
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FeaturesWhy men on TV still outnumber women
Female contributors are rarely seen on serious news programmes and this seems unlikely to change anytime soon, says Lis Howell.