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FACILITIES - CUT & RUN GOES TO NY.
London and Los Angeles-based editing company Cut and Run is to open an office in New
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FACILITIES - POCKETT WINS GOLD.
Branding agency English & Pockett won gold at this year's Promax Asia in Singapore for its
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FACILITIES - BIDDERS CIRCLE NTL.
The future of NTL Broadcast is still unknown with a number of firms poised to buy
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FACILITIES - M2 BUYS ROOT6 TOOL.
M2, Nats, The Mill and Sanctuary Post have all recently bought workflow tool ContentAgent from Root6
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Creative briefs - Sanctuary helps Band Aid single.
Sanctuary Post has finished the HD post-production on the Band Aid 20 promo and documentary for
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Creative briefs - Bottletop freezes Bernard's time.
Bottletop, the Nottingham-based design company, has created titles and special effects for Granada's Bernard. The children's
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Creative briefs - Square Zero sets up The Heist.
Square Zero has produced animated titles for The Heist for Five and Windfall Films. The programme
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Analysis - Profile - First at the acquisitions post.
Sophie Turner Laing has been responsible for some of Sky's most high-profile US acquisitions this year, and there's more to come with plans to 'evolve' Sky movies.
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Analysis - On the box - The lure of the jungle.
Richard Osman is transfixed by the return of I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me out of Here! and finds eerie similarities with Sky One alien abduction drama The 4400.
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Analysis - Five's eye for cable guy.
Media matchmakers are linking Five with Flextech, the BBC and Telewest content and channel joint-venture, but if a deal isn't done soon, Five may lose the chance of a foothold in multichannel TV, writes Susan Thompson.
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Opinion Midlands Focus - In my view - C4 hides its PSB light.
Channel 4 has got plenty to shout about on the PSB front - it just doesn't like to blow its own trumpet, writes Stuart Cosgrove.
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Opinion Midlands Focus - Comment - Base the PSP in Brum.
With its proud history of innovation, thriving indie sector, modern diverse community and technological savvy, the Midlands is the ideal place to site the PSP, argues Jonnie Turpie.
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Opinion - Horribly Wright - Getting down and dirty.
Television is a world of love-hate relationships - but without the love, explains Steven D Wright.
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PEER POLL: FIVE AND FLEXTECH.
Should Five merge with Flextech?YES: 38%NO: 62%Next week's question: Will Top of the Pops survive moving
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Midlands Focus - BBC's big regional idea.
While ITV plans to cut back on regional broadcasting, the BBC is looking at creating an ultra-local network of TV services. English regions controller Andy Griffee is leading the charge from Birmingham.
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Production - On location - Heading for a crash.
Series producer Simon Finch and director Gabriel Range on making a drama out of financial crisis.
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Production - Roughcut - The ins and outs of TV.
Weary of the rigours of freelance life, Neil Percival hatches a scheme to help burnt-out thirtysomethings escape from television.
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Production - Midlands Focus - Birmingham: drama central.
Benefiting from massive investment and a tie-up with the university, Birmingham is set to regain its status as a centre of BBC drama excellence, writes David Wood.
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Production - Midlands Focus - Arresting afternoons.
The five romcoms in BBC1's The Afternoon Play series are a cut above the usual daytime fare.
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Ratings - Strictly Come Dancing approaches 40% share.
12.38 C4 24 22 The Simpsons Thu 18.00 2.78