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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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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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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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NewsPeter Crouch and Gareth Malone front BBC self-isolation shows
Fulwell 73 and Twenty Twenty bag first wave of entertainment commissions
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NewsSuper-indies draw strength from global networks
Execs tell Broadcast about the challenges of coming up with solutions to production drought
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NewsBBC/Lionsgate JV chief shifts to AMC Networks
Dan McDermott to oversee original shows at networks including AMC and BBC America
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NewsBBC Studios throws open Writers Academy to all
Professional credits and agents no longer a requirement for drama scheme
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NewsBen Caudell joins BBC comedy team
Famalam exec moves over from BBC Studios as maternity cover for commissioner Alex Moody
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NewsInside No 9 wins double reorder
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton’s anthology extended to series seven
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NewsComedy execs target 50/50 gender split
This Country director Tom George explains why diverse crews create a better atmosphere
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NewsITVS revenues surge by 9%, outstripping advertising
New and returning shows help ITV to perform above expectation
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NewsVLV: BBC income has fallen £1bn in a decade
The corporation will effectively receive around £2.5bn of income in 2019/20, according to research
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NewsCurve Media boosts Wales hub
BBCS-backed indie extends Salvage Hunters deal and hires Sarah Swingler to head Cardiff base
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NewsLookout Point bolsters drama team
Last Tango in Halifax indie hires Left Bank and Playground execs
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NewsLookout Point options Manchester crime thrillers
A Suitable Boy indie wins bidding war for Joseph Knox’s Sirens novels
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NewsBBC Studios signs Saturday Night Takeaway exec
Pete Ogden takes on entertainment brief formerly held by Damon Pattison and Pam Cavannagh