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FACILITIES 1 - TEACHERS' TV PLAYOUT.
Teachers' TV has awarded three-year contracts to Ascent Media Network (AMNSE) Services Europe and NTL Broadcast
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FACILITIES 1 - LOLA BUYS FLAME.
Visual effects facility Lola has bought another Flame and an HDCam tape deck. The compositing and
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FACILITIES 1 - BBC2 FINDS SANTA.
The Image Foundry and Manchester University have completed a reconstruction of what Santa Claus really looked
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FACILITIES 1 - CRAFT WORKSHOPS.
Next year's Broadcast Production Show will feature two new elements. Acknowledging the rise in interactive and
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FACILITIES 1 - ITN/FOX FOOTAGE DEAL.
ITN and Fox News have come to an agreement that will create the biggest news stock
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Creative Briefs - Skaramoosh posts Burrell doc.
Skaramoosh has completed editing, animation and finishing on an October Films documentary about butler Paul Burrell's
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Creative Briefs - St Anne's Sherlock Holmes case.
St Anne's Post has completed the grade, dubbing mix and online on Sherlock Holmes and the
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Creative Briefs - BBC1 turns to 2AM for Christmas.
2AM Films has produced Christmas idents for BBC1. The interstitials are built around an idea submitted
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Analysis - Profile - The man who sees the future.
Under David Docherty, new media's leading visionary, Yoomedia's turnover is rocketing and the company's starting to look like a serious interactive rival to BSkyB.
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Analysis - On the box - Murder in women's minds.
Rob Pursey is intrigued by two women explaining the art of the perfect murder on The South Bank Show and in Agatha Christie's Marple: The Body in the Library.
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Christmas Story - A BBC Christmas carol.
Mrs Broadcast has endeavoured in this ghostly little tale, to raise the ghost of an idea, which shall not put our readers out of humour with themselves, with each other, with the season or with us.
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In my view - The spirit of goodwill.
Christmas sees Dawn Airey in festive mood about the year's achievements and what the future might hold.
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Comment - Moving will kill 5 Live.
No editorial justification for moving BBC Radio 5 Live to Manchester has been put forward and the service will lose staff and credibility, says one angry producer on the network.
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OPINION - PEER POLL: THOMPSON'S BBC PROPOSALS.
Will the BBC emerge stronger from the job cuts and measures being proposed by Mark Thompson?YES
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Opinion - Horribly Wright - That festive feeling ...
For those in the business, as well as everyone else, rubbish TV is an essential part of a traditional Christmas, says Steven D Wright.
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Interview - Biting on the Big Apple.
Against the odds, Granada America's Charles Tremayne has won a place in the US market for the factual outfit with output ranging from a dating show to a US version of Airline. It's a long way from World in Action.
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Review of the year.
Who made the headlines in 2004? Who generated the most gossip? What were the year's biggest stories? Our irreverent round-up reveals what 2004 meant to broadcasting and bestows upon the worthy winners an Alternative Broadcast Award.
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Production - On location - Left out in the cold.
Series producer David Duggan on how his intrepid crew started filming in Antarctica for the Royal Institution Christmas lectures the day after they were scheduled to fly home.
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Production - Rough cut - The art of staking a claim.
For the freelancer, everything can be used to further one's art - and so there is little for which tax cannot be claimed back, finds Neil MacLennan.
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Production - Measuring the ups and downs.
Broadcast technology editor Will Strauss looks back on a year that saw fresh confidence among facilities houses and the creation of a UK post trade body.