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NewsIndies challenged to help freelancers
Producers urged to re-hire short-term-contracted PAYE staff to ensure they qualify for help
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NewsTrue Royalty TV bolsters acquisition strategy
Streamer picks up Harry and Meghan docs from WagTV and ITN Productions
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NewsGovernment backs non-news production
Works with industry to ensure nation remains entertained during coronavirus crisis
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NewsFreelancers raise risk of falling through cracks
Many voice fears chancellor’s package will not apply due to PAYE contributions
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NewsBBC Studios ties with Huawei
Hefty multi-territory licensing deal includes Call the Midwife, Inside No 9 and Wonders of the Solar System
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NewsChancellor throws lifeline to self-employed
Rishi Sunak unveils ‘one of the most generous freelancer schemes in the world’
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NewsBBC orders Hospital and Horizon coronavirus specials
Fast-turnarounds to shed light on NHS and scientists’ efforts to treat and contain the pandemic
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NewsFreelancers’ wait for financial help could be over
Industry braces itself for chancellor’s afternoon briefing
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NewsFreelancers on the frontline
As pressure mounts for the government to throw the self-employed a lifeline, six TV workers share their stories
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NewsSmithsonian dives into TVT naval doc
Factual channel picks up historical special for UK and US channels
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NewsCoronavirus crisis: how indies are adapting
Three producers tell Broadcast about keeping business flowing in a lockdown
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NewsSee-Saw hails broadcasters’ bold ambitions
Apple TV+ supplier lauds traditional broadcasters’ willingness to push the boundaries
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NewsFive Guys a Week spreads the love to North America
Fremantle brokers format deals for Label1 dating show
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NewsC4 opens Lockdown Academy
Steph McGovern to present daily show from home while Grayson Perry and Kirstie Allsopp teach the nation art and craft
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NewsArthur Smith: SVoDs embracing niche formats
Arthur Smith claims strategy gives producers the freedom to exploit non-mainstream ideas
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NewsDistributors: Escapist content in demand
Uplifting programming top of buyers’ wishlists as coronavirus plays havoc with schedules