Opinion – Page 126
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CommentArrow Media shoots for natural history
Arrow Media is moving into wildlife for the first time, writes creative director Tom Brisley
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CommentWho wants to be cool anyway?
Now that TV is no longer hip, my weekends won’t be the same, says Steven D Wright
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CommentDiversity problem won’t fix itself
Every time Skillset’s census emerges, the industry professes shock and disappointment
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CommentBuilding a kids’ brand takes more than a great story
Integrating content and products is key, says Michael Carrington
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CommentBAFTA Scholarship Programme 2013
Drive and determination can only take you so far says BBC Academy’s Anne Morrison
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CommentBBC Children's needs more than 'protection'
Where is the extra money promised to CBBC and CBeebies, wonders Oli Hyatt
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CommentWhat will the new era of file-based working bring?
Taking tape out of TV will shape businesses but not narratives, says Mark Harrison
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CommentBrits are reinventing the wheel
The Million Second Quiz hints at the future for big broadcasters says Lisa Campbell
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CommentManchester: good to be back
Investment has turned the city into a powerhouse, says Simon Hall
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CommentLanding an ob-doc doc at Animal Airport
Nicholas Head on juggling airport-security checks with flamingos and tigers
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CommentCohen’s back to basics plan to revive in-house
Jake Kanter explains why BBC Productions is here to stay.
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CommentWhy tech is suddenly sexy
IBC highlights what’s in store for broadcasting, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentMedia’s war on successful career women is a scandal
Women must fight, not add to, sexism in the press, says Donna Taberer
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CommentVirgin’s Netflix deal is acid test for cable partnerships
Is inviting the streaming service onto TiVo a risky move asks Ted Hall
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CommentTake a chance on new writers
UK should follow US lead in giving fresh talent an opportunity, says Lisa Campbell
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CommentBig data, big opportunity?
IBC 2013: Today’s broadcaster faces an increasingly complex landscape, says Kantar Media’s Andy Brown.
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CommentGaining access to Britain's broken families
Martin Hicks on building trust to film problematic families
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CommentThinking differently about ageing
Sue Bourne on securing green-lights about greying subjects
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CommentIt’s the way you sell ‘em
The way a product is delivered and sold is as important as the kit, says Steve Plunkett.