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In Production - Sky Italia design heats up.
Bruce Dunlop & Associates head of design Darren Agnew has more reason than most to dislike
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In Production - Lyp Sync doctors Silent Witness.
Lip Sync post has been given the dubious honour of making real-life actors look like dead
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Production - Rough Cut - You get what you pay for.
Grant Raphael explains why experienced camera crews are worth their weight in gold in a market overflowing with cheap labour.
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Production - On location - Vote-winning drama.
BBC1's star-studded political drama The Deputy was written, cast and shot on a hectic schedule and involved recreating the House of Commons in Acton, explains David Collins.
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PRODUCTION - A BLUFFER'S GUIDE TO: PEDDING.
Not something one would expect to see on a charge sheet at Bow Street magistrates' court
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Production - When the clips are down.
The archive and footage scene has seen some tumultuous times of late and as the big-name libraries increasingly angle to dominate the market, Kevin Hilton looks at the issues surrounding the future of the collections business.
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Production - Technology analysis - Take a chance on DV.
Many documentary and feature film-makers have been willing to experiment with digital video and it's time drama producers did the same, says Rob Taffurelli.
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Production - TX - Tales from Calcutta.
Channel 4's British/Asian love story Second Generation is a truly remarkable production. It's not only a
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Ratings - Talent shows persuade viewers to come inside.
2 1.02 15.1 BBC2 20 29 Weakest Link Wed
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Off the record
BAD WEEKWhat was Sky boss Tony Ball talking about in his MacTaggart? Programme syndication? Even he
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The future of PSB - So you call this public service?
One of of Ofcom's first major projects is a root and branch review of public service broadcasting - including the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Five's responsibilities. But, asks Jamie Cowling, how will Ofcom measure PSB?
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Interview - Making the news.
Head of Sky News Nick Pollard shrugs off a war reporting scandal to expound on expansion plans, the Hutton inquiry and why he never misses Neighbours.
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Production - TV Corp faces call for post closures.
The results of a City investigation into independent television production in the UK released this month
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Opinion - Radiowaves - Can Radio 1 play to win?
Steve Orchard considers Radio 1 controller Andy Parfitt's need to inject some distinctiveness into the former 'nation's favourite' to fight off competition from digital commercial players.
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Opinion - Ball takes an odd bounce.
At Edinburgh we marvelled at Tony Ball's ineptitude and saw Greg Dyke pull off an excellent bit of PR. But Mark Thompson, where were you?
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Commissioning - RDF to make Oz reality hit for ITV.
ITV1 has commissioned three primetime shows from leading indie producers for next year, including a round-the-clock
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Commissioning - BBC Schools looks at dangers of reality TV.
The Cult director behind films such as Repo Man and Sid and Nancy has been asked to make a drama on the dangers of reality television for BBC Schools, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - Tern wins£1.5m of factual orders.
Scottish indie Tern Television Productions has picked up a raft of orders worth£1.5m, writes Michael Rosser.
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Commissioner's Q&A - Ralph Lee.
History deputy commissioning editor Ralph Lee discusses Channel 4's programming plans for the next few months, the best ways to pitch to him and the challenge Saturday nights pose for the industry in the near future.
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COMMISSIONS - UK STYLE TO MAKE HOUSE OUT OF STRAW UK.
Style has commissioned indie ACP TV to produce a 15 x 30-minute property series, Home Wasn't