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Opinion - American View - Dropping Anchor.
The news anchor as cultural icon has long been a feature of US TV but, as the world moves on, the breed is dying out, writes David Teather.
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Opinion - In my view - Never mind the how.
As radio ponders diaries and wristwatches, remember that all audience measurement is an imperfect science, writes Steve Orchard.
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Analysis - The good, bad and ugly.
After a year in which terrestrial channels faced increasingly muscular competition from their multichannel rivals, Jon Rogers looks back to find which shows had the X factor and which were the weakest link.
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On the Box - Remembering the dead.
Sunandan Walia salutes a compelling memorial to the poison gas victims of Bhopal and tunes in for a musical journey celebrating the genius of Cole Porter.
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Analysis - Profile - Peter Keighron - The man with the Midas touch.
Granada's controller of entertainment, Mark Wells, may not be exactly cutting edge, but he knows how to make a Saturday night show tick.
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OFF THE RECORD - SETTLING SCORES.
Talking of Edwina (she likes to score) Currie - there was much mumbling and grumbling over
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OFF THE RECORD - STICKING IN THE KNIFE.
Despite the overwhelming atmosphere of misery and doom at the BBC after this week's news of
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OFF THE RECORD - BBC STAFF ON THE EDGE.
The drama queen of the week award goes to the 'BBC source' quoted in the Evening
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OFF THE RECORD - BATTLE OF NEWS CHANNELS.
The Battle of the News Channels took place last week and there was drinking, fighting, swearing
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Off the record - 30 second guide - Manchester.
And then, of course, you can stop off at the Knutsford service area on the M6.
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Ratings - The Simpsons does the business for C4 at 6pm.
00 2.80 12.61 1.25 8.63 Five 22 13 The Sixth Day
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Production - A year of plenty.
With the summer of sport and a plethora of music events, the OB and crewing business has had a vintage year, but, with HD taking over, what's in store for 2005? David Wood reports.
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Production - Cat got your tongue.
John Downer uses the latest technology to make lions talk for a BBC Christmas drama.
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Production - Roughcut - Getting in on the act.
With TV producers unwilling to take a chance on unknown faces, actors must be able to make an instant impression, writes Nigel Barrett.
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Production - On location - A play in a manger.
Tom Edwards, director of ITV1's Christmas morning offering Don't Drop Baby Jesus, discovered that, despite the old adage, working with children and animals can be a rewarding experience.
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Creative Briefs - Emap spoofs 1970s for Kerrang!
EMAP TV Design, Up Creative and Conkerco have produced idents for the Kerrang! music channel. The
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Creative Briefs - Pepper spices up ITV1's Marple.
Pepper has completed VFX work on the latest incarnation of OAP sleuth Miss Marple. Senior VFX
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Creative Briefs - ITV1 idents get festive makeover.
The hive has created new graphics for the ITV1 festive season. The network logo's blue and
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FACILITIES - EDITWORKS EXPANDS.
Light entertainment editing specialist Editworks is moving into the documentary and drama markets. Former St Anne's
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FACILITIES - PARRY ON THE MOVE.
Colourist Jamie Parry has joined Manchester post-production facility Sumners. Parry spent seven years at Granada where