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OFF THE RECORD - A little known fact.
A little known fact within the broadcasting industry is that Discovery Channel UK director Katy Thorogood
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OFF THE RECORD - Save his bacon.
In such troubled times, OTR is happy to bring you some good news. Next week everybody's
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ON THE BOX - Justified and ancient.
YTV controller, documentaries and features Helen Scott was more caught up in The Last Peasants than Swag's brand of justice.
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Art for art's sake.
Following years of neglect, many argue that arts programming on terrestrial TV has never had it so bad. But after a long period of being relegated to the margins of the schedule, is the genre poised for a comeback?
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BBC ONLINE - Web of intrigue over the BBC's online cuts.
The BBC is cutting back its online services, but is this a cynical ploy to butter up the DCMS while still disadvantaging its commercial competitors?
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INDIE BUSINESS - How At It shook the status quo.
Formed by a duo who worked together on Channel 4's seminal The Word, At It Productions took the world of music and youth programming by storm, and is now shaping up to become a mature production house.
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Technology & Facilities - C200 desk launched.
Audio console manufacturer Solid State Logic launched a new C200 digital production desk at this week's
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Technology & Facilities - Ferdenzi to Triangle.
Soho 601's Sinead Ferdenzi has joined Triangle Post Production as head of bookings. Ferdenzi had been
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Technology & Facilities - Frontline offers HD.
Frontline Post Production is to offer HD editing from April, after upgrading its Avid DS. The
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TV faces mother of all battles.
A week into the war and already the conflict looks a lot different to the last
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FREE TO AIR - Real casualties of war.
There is little doubt who for the moment is winning the war - Sky News ahead
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TRADE TALK - Capital asset.
Capital Radio's new head of music Mark Findlay is a legend north of the border. Will his arrival herald a new dawn for the struggling FM giant?
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IN MY VIEW - Stewart Purvis.
The perils of war reporting have been brought home by the death of ITN's Terry Lloyd.
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NAT GEO HOMES IN ON HELLISH CREEPY-CRAWLIES.
National Geographic Channel has commissioned indie Steel Spyda to produce Insects from Hell kicking off with
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D-DAY LANDINGS TO BE TARGET OF BBC CO-PRO.
The BBC is to join with German and American co-production partners to make a major drama
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BBC2 TO AIR ANTELOPE DOC ABOUT STAR WARS.
BBC2 is set to air a 60-minute documentary charting 50 years of American attempts to protect
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THE PEOPLE'S BOOK OF RECORDS.
In the Creative Briefs section last week, we stated that Zeppotron's The People's Book of Records
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Discovery airs first C4 output.
Discovery Channel has unveiled the first raft of programmes from its exclusive first-look content deal with
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Five does Clear pop deal.
Five has teamed up with Clear Channel to launch a #500,000 seven-hour pop concert extravaganza in a bid to establish itself as the 'home of pop music', writes Penny Hughes.
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Disney to play Faking It for kids.
Disney Channel has commissioned a new in-house series with shades of Channel 4's Faking It, which will give young sport stars a crash course in a completely new discipline, writes Paul Revoir.