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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - MILL POSTS MERCEDES CAMPAIGN.
Mercedes Benz has completed its advertising production for 2003 with six ads that will feature different
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On the Box - Dirty linen in public.
Cleanliness is next to godliness for BBC head of arts commissioning Franny Moyle, but to watch Big Brother is to sup with the devil.
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News Analysis - The worm's turn?
In addition to recent high-profile cases, the NUJ is claiming that bullying is rife in broadcasting, with the BBC and pressured news rooms singled out as the worst offenders - no wonder the issue is on Greg Dyke's agenda.
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Free to Air - From badger to worse.
Reality television has finally transcended debate: no longer a good reason to write to your MP,
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Indie Finance - Why indies are in the money again.
For years venture capital firms have steered a wide berth around independent producers, but now they are appearing on City buy-lists again. So why is the sector coming back into favour with the money men?
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - M2 BUYS DIGITAL FUSION.
Soho post facility M2 has bought a Digital Fusion effects package. General manager Keith Williams, discussing
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - CINTEL CUTS 12 JOBS.
Telecine manufacturer Cintel has reduced its 60-strong workforce to 48 after making 12 redundancies at its
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NEW TELEWEST PACKAGE.
Telewest is launching a cut-price digital TV package of around 30 channels, including Sky One, BBC3
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LOOSE LIPS GOES PEAK.
Living TV's first original chat show, Loose Lips, fronted by Melinda Messenger and Richard Arnold, has
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PROGRAMMING - ITV KAY MELLOR DRAMA STARTS FILMING.
Between the Sheets (left), the ITV1 drama being executive produced by the network's former director of
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Programming - Graef to look at coma survivors.
Broadcaster Sheena Macdonald, who fell into a coma for 72 hours after being hit by a
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Technology & Facilities - Facilities call for major skills push.
Facility companies and industry training body Skillset are urging the government to make changes to 'modern apprenticeship' rules in an effort to address the shortage of suitably trained young people coming into the industry, writes Dominic Timms.
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PROGRAMMING - UK GOLD TO HOST BLACKADDER WEEKEND.
UK Gold is to commemorate 20 years of the BBC's classic historical comedy Blackadder with a
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Programming - Blue Peter's Bacon to front Five gameshow.
Five has ordered a raft of entertainment commissions from Objective Productions including a gameshow hosted by former Blue Peter presenter Richard Bacon, writes Penny Hughes.
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Programming - Ann Summers shows all in Carlton doc.
Ann Summers, the erotic shop chain that recently went to the high court to get the right to advertise in job centres, is to be the subject of a series for Carlton's London region, writes Jon Rogers.
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Donovan simply the best for C4.
Talkback Productions is making a Faking It-style series for Channel 4, in which former 11 O'Clock Show presenter Daisy Donovan undertakes a series of professional challenges, writes Penny Hughes.
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PROGRAMMING - HIP-HOP POETRY GETS LATE SLOT ON RADIO 4.
Burgeoning talent from the hip-hop poetry scene will showcase fresh material on new BBC Radio 4
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PROGRAMMING - RADIO 4 TO AIR SITCOM ABOUT PATHOLOGIST.
Forensic pathology is the unlikely subject of a new BBC Radio 4 sitcom starring Peter Davison.
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Programming - R2 mulls fate of UK music.
The fragile state of the British music industry will come under scrutiny in a dedicated evening of programming from BBC Radio 2, writes Michael Rosser.