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New joint MDs at Kudos
Kudos Film and Television director of drama Simon Crawford Collins and commercial director Daniel Isaacs have taken over from Jane Featherstone and Stephen Garrett as the Shine-owned indie's joint managing directors. Featherstone becomes creative director, and Garrett becomes executive chairman, leading strategic and international development. He also runs Shine Pictures, ...
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NewsRTS Speech: Grade throws down PSB guantlet
ITV has thrown down the gauntlet to Ofcom - either ease its regulatory burden or risk losing it as a public service broadcaster.
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NewsGrade demands end to ITV indie quota
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade has branded its 25% indie quota an “utter nonsense” and demanded it be scrapped.
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NewsKids iPlayer to tackle web watershed problem
The BBC is to solve the online watershed conundrum by launching a children's version of the iPlayer.
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NewsWedding bells for Heaviest Man
Five is to revisit its World's Heaviest Man documentary by heading back to Mexico to see him get married.
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NewsCook leaves T4 behind to launch cross-platform indie
Former T4 producer Richard Cook has left his role as executive for youth and music at Eyeworks UK to form his own indie.
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Broadcast International: Mipcom 2008
Heading to Cannes this week? Broadcast reveals the biggest shows to look out for, the issues that everyone will be talking about and a focus on key territories.
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Jan-Erik Wieselburg
Acquisitions executive, children's/youth, SVT/The Barnkanalen, Sweden
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Jean-Loeck van Kollenburg
Head programme buyer, Z@ppelin, the Netherlands
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NewsChildren's: The buyers: Frank Dietz
Head of acquisitions and co-productions, Super RTL, Germany
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Children's: The buyers
Quality live-action drama, animation for preschoolers and comedy for the tween market are all high on kids buyers' shopping lists, Will Hurrell reports
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NewsTerritory focus: Australia: Overview
Although it has a small population, Australia has a vibrant broadcast sector with strong demand for US and UK content.
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Territory focus: Australia
Although it has a small population, Australia has a vibrant broadcast sector with strong demand for US and UK content.
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NewsTerritory focus: India: Overview
Deregulation has brought about a proliferation of new channels in India.
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