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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - SHOWCASE FOR AVATARS.
AIB (Avatars in Broadcast) takes place next week on 23 April at The Atrium in London.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - APTN FILES WAR STORIES.
News agency APTN produced more than 1,000 stories during the 24 days of the Iraq war,
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - RUSHES' FINAL CALL.
The Rushes Soho Shorts Festival has announced a final call for entries, with films being accepted
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Leader - We need to redefine PSB's role.
Any discussion with commercial broadcasters these days about the parlous state of the media economy and
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Free to air - Murdoch won't play Ball.
Chase Carey sounds like a minor character actor whose finest hour was a supporting role in
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Trade talk - The energiser.
Unfazed by limited funds, controller Jane Mote is determined to double the amount of original programming on the Community Channel.
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In my view - Simon Shaps.
A spell without TV may seem scary but it makes you appreciate the box's role in life.
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On the box - Life in the past lane.
Andy Harries, Granada controller of drama and comedy, wasn't set alight by BBC3's new comedy but enjoyed travelling back in time.
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Charter renewal - Charter for change?.
As the BBC's campaign for Charter renewal kicks off in earnest, the government faces increased lobbying from the corporation and the commercial sector. But, argues Damian Tambini, the government would do well to heed the experience of public service broad
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News analysis - Tony's television.
The government is planning the launch of NHS Direct television along with Teachers' TV but will the new channels have the necessary budgets and backing to interest programme-makers and broadcasters?
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Interview - Making crime pay.
Jackie Malton has gone from leading real-life murder investigations to helping create some of the best crime dramas on British TV. Jane Marlow asks the questions.
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Ratings analysis - Who won the 24-hour news war?.
As viewers increasingly demand live coverage, the 24-hour news channels dramatically expanded their audiences during the Iraq war. But how many of these viewers will they be able to hang onto in the future?
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TX - Feeling a bit peaky.
The next time you feel you've got a ridiculously difficult job, ask yourself the following questions:
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Off the record - Heart-felt leaving present.
There was not much tea and sympathy following Emma Forbes' sudden departure from Heart to Capital
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Off the record - Fame seekers.
Among the hordes of eight-year-old girls and their mums at the Fame Academy concert at Wembley
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Eyebrows have been raised about the appointments of Floella Benjamin and Jonathan Edwards to the content
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RatingsI'm a Celebrity loses over 2m viewers
Viewing figures for the new series of ITV1's I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! fell by 2.2 million last night (29 April), and it was not the only show to suffer a ratings slump, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsMPs back BBC in Sky EPG row
More than 30 MPs have added their names to a call for the Independent Television Commission (ITC) to force BSkyB to keep BBC1 and BBC2 in their prime electronic programme guide (EPG) positions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Mini-Mills to change the business of post
Soho effects house The Mill has introduced a new service that could herald a change in the way facilities manage the post-production process, writes Sam Espensen