All Broadcast articles in June 2025 – Page 29
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FeaturesPushing partnerships to the limit
From regional coproductions to global corporate alliances, there’s an unfortunate reality behind the surging popularity of partnerships
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NewsRWS acquires IP for Papercup AI dubbing technology
Content solutions company RWS has acquired the intellectual property behind Papercup’s AI dubbing technology. Papercup’s tech had built up a reputation for its ability to faithfully reproduce a speaker’s tone, pace and emotion. The acquisition is part of RWS’s plans to accelerate its ability to offer clients ...
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NewsBBC cuts Storyville output and hunts new head
Docs strand to reduce commissions by a fifth amid global financial pressures
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NewsTalent agency KBJ Management sells majority stake
Business plots growth after The Fane Group chief executive becomes majority shareholder
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NewsExpectation partners with David Flynn’s Plegazoid
Format development deal comes after Flynn’s previous arrangement with South Shore comes to an end
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NewsGlastonbury controversies heap political pressure on BBC
Keir Starmer leads call for answers from the corporation following Bob Vylan comments
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NewsMonday round-up: Latest news, deals & hires
All the latest news from the global content industry on Monday, 30 June
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CommentQ&A: Is it OK to feel stuck in my job in the current market?
Executive search and coaching company Quicksmith explores whether it’s a good idea to leave a safe job and how to approach job hunting
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NewsC4 picks up ‘duly impartial’ Gaza doc dropped by BBC
Current affairs boss Louisa Compton hails ‘important journalism’ in Basement Films’ Gaza: Doctors Under Attack
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NewsWomen’s sport broadcast audiences drop for first time since 2021
However, social channels have grown in viewership and engagement
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NewsC4, SBS, Movistar joins Emporium’s Air India doc
Silverlining Rights lines up nine international financing partners for one-off special on recent airline tragedy
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CriticsTransaction; 7/7: Homegrown Terror; Death Valley
“Placing a trans character at the heart of their own sitcom feels admirably bold and gutsy”
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NewsBBC admits it should have pulled Bob Vylan stream
‘We regret this did not happen’ says broadcaster, following act’s widely condemned on-stage chants
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NewsFremantle hires Wheelhouse exec to lead global format label
Pointless co-creator Nick Mather to head up Fremantle Global Originals as executive vice-president
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NewsBlind Date revival leads Disney+ UK charge into reality and formats
Sean Doyle lays out commissioning plans as he adds Shine TV and BBCS alum Jon Swain to team
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NewsAXA & Nonsense kick cancer with World’s Toughest Football Team
Pair have produced short documentary ahead of the women’s Euros
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SponsoredGorilla seeks head of technology - post production, (Cardiff/Bristol)
Gorilla is a full service, end-to-end post production facility delivering hundreds of hours of content across all genres to UK and International Broadcasters, Streamers and Studios. With 100 employees and 30,000sq ft of Post Production facilities, Gorilla is Wales’ largest post production company. Established in 1999 Gorilla ...
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NewsBeeble launches SwitchLight 2.0
Tool claims to allow users to relight full scenes in real time, without requiring 3D reconstruction or isolated subjects