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NewsRenowned secures BET ‘Copwatch’ series
Viacom cable network greenlights 10-part series from London-LA indie
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NewsBBC Studios retains topical arts coverage
Producer/distributor will continue to produce Front Row Late after winning £1.7m tender
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NewsSTVP signs BBC's Craig Hunter
Drowning in Plastic commissioner returns to Glasgow to become the producer’s factual creative director
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NewsZeppelin lifts off with Blue Ant
Fledgling indie forges exclusive deal with Canadian distributor
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NewsFilm duo launch high-end TV drama indie
Lunar Park’s first project is a planned eight-part adaptation of young adult novel The Bone Season
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NewsAKA Design launches range of podcast desks
Studio furniture design specialist taps into the growth of the podcasting market with dedicated new desks
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NewsAT&T sells Hulu stake for $1.4bn
Transaction values streamer at $15bn, giving Disney and Comcast more control
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NewsBafta honours Nicola Shindler
Red Production Company founder to receive special award alongside Joan Bakewell and script supervisor Emma Thomas
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NewsNiche SVoDs on the march
Factual services growing fast as they capitalise on dedicated fans’ appetite for distinctive TV
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NewsMulville and Thoday seek clarity over UKTV's future
Hat Trick and Avalon bosses meet with senior BBC execs amid fears of commissioning slowdown
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NewsDisney offers licensing lifeline
Third-party deals set to continue after launch of SVoD service
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NewsRTS's Young Technologist of the Year Award opens for entries
Award celebrats an outstanding technologist or engineer of the future
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NewsKate Oates handed top BBCS scripted role
Former Corrie exec succeeds Oliver Kent as continuing drama head
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NewsHBO: beyond Game of Thrones
An already challenging year for the cable network is set to get tougher still once its biggest hit ends, writes Broadcast Intelligence’s Hannah Bowler
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NewsScreenSkills reveals continuing recruitment woes
Signs of improvement in second quarterly barometer
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NewsTechnical operator apprenticeship gets green light
Smaller post houses will be able to claim back the estimated £9,000 cost of new apprenticeship scheme for machine operators