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War coverage - Getting ready for action.
As broadcasters dig deep in their preparations to cover the looming war in Iraq, Peter Keighron looks at how the UK's news teams will report on a conflict in which there might be a large number of allied casualties.
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ITV1's State of Mind is no match for The Lost Prince.
After the excitement of last week's Street-inspired rivalry, ITV1's primetime charge lost some momentum, mainly due
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Leader - Punishing Sky for its success.
BSkyB will this week unveil results that show the satellite broadcaster further extending its lead in
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Technology & facilities - Jones named new MD of One Post.
Ascent Media (formerly Liberty Livewire) has revealed that Paul Jones is to be the managing director of One Post, the facility formed as a result of the merger of Soho 601 and SVC, writes Sam Espensen.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - GRAPHICS RECREATE SAS PITCH.
The final episode of a six-part BBC series on volunteer SAS soldiers is to feature graphics
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - SKY PHONE SHOP OPENS.
The UK's first 24-hour phone shopping channel launches this week on Sky Digital, with a speech
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In my view - Eileen Gallagher.
On why the Communications Bill is right to deny producer/broadcasters indie status.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - TSI GOES COMMERCIAL.
Broadcast facility group TSI has launched a commercials arm in the hope of attracting clients from
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MMA TO MAKE HIDDEN CAMERA COOKERY SHOW.
Multi Media Arts (MMA) is producing a new daytime cookery show for ITV, described as
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Technology & facilities - Lorry decision wins Tyrell new business.
London equipment reseller Tyrell has received a sudden surge in the number of support contracts it has won for Discreet products since competitor Red Lorry Yellow Lorry backed out of broadcast business, writes Sam Espensen.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - SONY BUDGETS CAMERA.
Manufacturers Sony and Pinnacle Systems have teamed up to offer a budget camera and editing package
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PROGRAMMING - FLAME BRINGS EXTREME FISTICUFFS TO SCREEN.
Flame TV is making a 6 x 30-minute series, Cage Combat, for Carlton TV about 10
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - BEAM WINS CANNES DEAL.
UK digital courier and archive service Beam TV has won an exclusive contract with the organisers
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Technology & facilities - Picardy battles to save post services.
Glasgow-based Picardy Media Group is confident that its production, post-production and corporate arms will remain going
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Trade talk - Behind Bashir.
Riding high after Tonight's Michael Jackson coup, editor James Goldston aims to turn the strand into a current affairs institution.
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Technology & facilities - Backpack camera captures punters' views.
Following hot on the heels of such technological wizardry as 'boulder-cam', 'ant-cam' and 'barnacle-cam', BBC Sport's
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Free to air - Liquid overflows at BBC3.
BBC3 opened not with a bang, or a whimper, but a strange animated squidgy brown thing
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PROGRAMMING - COOGAN TO PLAY SAMUEL PEPYS IN BBC2 FILM.
The BBC's drama, arts and entertainment departments are set to come together for the first time
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Programming - Real Life's killer shows.
Leeds-based indie Real Life Media has scored a raft of commissions for Five including a 60-minute film on one of Britain's worst killers, writes Leigh Holmwood.