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NewsHulu boards ITV drama The Sister
US streamer picks up Broadcast International Hot Picks series from Fremantle
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NewsSaturday Kitchen gets weekday lockdown spin-off
Jack Monroe joins Matt Tebbutt for BBC1’s live show
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NewsJamie Oliver carries on abroad with sales of C4 show
Fremantle sells Keep Cooking and Carry On to Canada, Russia and Australia
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NewsThree Tables Productions strikes eOne deal
Nascent drama label projects to be distributed globally by media giant
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NewsGrierson Awards to consider docs’ diversity
2020 entrants asked to demonstrate the inclusivity of their films
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NewsC4 caps lockdown commissions at £50k
Broadcaster reins in primetime tariffs as ad market stalls
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NewsHollyoaks ramps up social video use to tackle pandemic
Lime scales up soap’s Instagram presence as cast film tutorials from home
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NewsBeefeaters to self-shoot C5 show
Lion TV hands kit to contributors on Inside the Tower of London
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NewsWarnerMedia names ex-Hulu chief as CEO
Jason Kilar was Hulu’s first chief executive and now leads entire Warner entertainment business
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NewsITV pledges to reduce carbon footprint
ITV Studios and suppliers tasked with taking steps to meet Albert standards
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NewsSee Hear ‘tenacity’ praised amid lockdown
BBC2 deaf community magazine show was forced to rejig due to nationwide isolation
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NewsPact: indies cannot afford to furlough freelancers
Small indies do not have funds to front wages, according to John McVay
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NewsDRG’s Mexican pact hands drama indies boost
Producer-distributor and Mexico’s Dopamine partner on strategic deal
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NewsAll3Media spies SVoD opportunities
Turton: Amazon and Netflix will plug content gaps created by new entrants
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NewsCDN chief: we must not lose sight of diversity in pandemic
Deborah Williams warns against return to ‘usual suspects’ on-screen
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NewsZinc identifies coronavirus commissioning opportunities
AIM-listed indie highlights ‘resilience’ in half-year results due to N&R presence
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NewsBectu: government excluding half of TV’s freelancers
Indies urged to step up to the plate and help those ‘loyal to their productions’