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Editshare updates storage system
Editshare has released version 7 of its EditShare Storage platform.
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Britespark hires head of development
Argonon’s BriteSpark Films has appointed Dragonfly TV’s Will Robson as head of development.
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UBS: Sky could sell ITV stake
Sky could sell its 7.5% stake in ITV ahead of the creation of Sky Europe, according to analysts.
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Mirada set to raise £3.5m
AIM-listed Mirada is to raise approximately £3.5 million through the placement of 28m shares at 12.5p per share.
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Fineline funds MAMA Youth Project
Fineline Media Finance has provided funding to the MAMA Youth Project to purchase two Avid Media Composer Symphony edit suites
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Half of UK wants BBC licence fee scrapped
More than half of the British public are in favour of scrapping the licence fee and making the BBC self-sufficient, according to research.
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Horrible Histories set for CBBC revival
CBBC is planning to return to Horrible Histories for a full series of the sketch comedy.
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ITV to visit Hatton Gardens
Argonon-backed producer BriteSpark Films will lift the lid on the secretive Hatton Garden jewellery trade in an ITV documentary.
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Pearl promoted to C4 news deputy
Dispatches editor Daniel Pearl has been promoted to Channel 4’s deputy head of news and current affairs.
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Bake Off to get BBC2 spin-off show
The Great British Bake Off may be moving to BBC1 later this year, but its life on BBC2 is not yet over as the channel prepares an Apprentice: You’re Fired-style spin-off show.
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C5 re-orders five factual series
Channel 5 has recommissioned five documentary series as part of a push to grow its returning brands.
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Wall to Wall prepares WDYTYA website
Wall to Wall Television has partnered with genealogy service Findmypast to launch a Who Do You Think You Are? website.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Local TV: Do you know it's coming?
A look at how aware consumers around Britain are of the launch of local TV
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BBC launches virtual local radio initiative
BBC Radio Northampton today became the first of the broadcaster’s local stations to switch to virtualised equipment and infrastructure.
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Lily's Driftwood Bay returns to Nick
Nickelodeon has commissioned a second series of pre-school series Lily’s Driftwood Bay from Belfast indie Sixteen South.
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Alison Owen: international market hampering drama diversity
Case Histories producer Alison Owen has claimed that diversity in UK drama is being hampered by the increasingly international nature of the genre.
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NAO chair demands BBC transparency
National Audit Office (NAO) boss Sir Amyas Morse has urged MPs to help him gain greater access to the BBC’s accounts.
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Prime Focus joins forces with Reliance MediaWorks
Prime Focus has joined forces with India-based Reliance MediaWorks.
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ITV opts for Julie Etchingham to chair leaders' debates
News at Ten presenter Julie Etchingham will chair the ITV leaders’ debate in the run-up to the 2015 General Election if an agreement is reached to stage the events.