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Sargent continues to trim Framestore fat
Framestore will continue to reduce overheads through natural wastage rather than a big staff cull, joint chief executive William Sargent has told Broadcast.
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Envy adds vfx support unit
London post house Envy has opened a new visual effects support department that will work in collaboration with its high-end effects suites.
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The Mill's Harrison joins MPC
MPC (Moving Picture Company) has added award-winning senior colourist Paul Harrison to its telecine team.
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Ed Crick scores Bullseye job
Zodiak Entertainment-owned indie Bullseye Television Production has appointed Ed Crick as managing director.
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Hammond's BBC science show heading to MipTV
BBC kids science gameshow Richard Hammond's Blast Lab is go under the microscope of the international market at MipTV later this month.
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Fremantle renews with Silver River
Daisy Goodwin's Silver River Productions, the indie behind The Supersizers Go ..., has renewed a three-year production and distribution deal with FremantleMedia.
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Fremantle files lawsuit against Swiss channel
FremantleMedia has filed a lawsuit against Swiss producer 3+ Group and the 3+ TV Network, over alleged 'confusion' with its Farmer Wants a Wife format.
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R2's Shennan to outline vision at Salford event
BBC Radio 2 controller Bob Shennan is expected to reveal his ambitions for the station at an indie-run conference in Manchester this month.
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Don't Forget the Lyrics set for African remakes
RDF Rights has sold its Sky 1 entertainment format Don't Forget the Lyrics into two African territories, marking the first time the show has been sold into the continent.
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Waybuloo goes global with CBeebies
BBC Worldwide Channels has picked up a raft of kids titles for its international pre-school channel CBeebies, including RDF Media's new children's series Waybuloo.
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Duncan: Licence fee to outstrip ad revenue by£1bn
The BBC's licence fee revenues are set to outstrip commercial rivals' advertising revenues by almost£1bn this year, Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan has warned.
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Speech: Andy Duncan (9 March, 09)
Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan's keynote speech at the FT Digital Media & Broadcasting Conference.
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MasterChef moves to BBC1
BBC2's hit cookery competition MasterChef is the latest show on the channel to make the move to BBC1.
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BBC teams with BFI to open archives
The BBC is to team with the British Film Institute (BFI) to boost public access to their respective radio, film and TV archives.
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C4 chief exec to take 35% pay cut
Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan and director of TV and content Kevin Lygo will both take home less than£600,000 this year after agreeing pay cuts.
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Bennett: BBC should not give C4 money
Director of BBC Vision Jana Bennett has said the BBC should do everything it can to help Channel 4 - except give it money.
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Darroch: Gap between free and pay-TV growing
BSkyB chief executive Jeremy Darroch has warned free-to-air broadcasters that the gap between what viewers can get for free compared to what they can get with pay TV “will keep growing fast”.
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BSkyB: C4 should re-enter pay-TV market
BSkyB has called on Channel 4 to re-enter the pay-TV market as part of a raft of measures that would provide an alternative to striking a PSB joint venture or merger.
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BSkyB's Digital Britain response
BSkyB's open letter responding to the Digital Britain report (March 2009).
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ITV execs rally to save Jim Allen
ITV Studios top 35 executives have written to executive chairman Michael Grade and chief operating officer John Cresswell asking them to step in and save the broadcaster's director of factual and entertainment production, Jim Allen.