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SponsoredReassessing the pace of change
Predicting the post-coronavirus future is hard but lockdown has challenged our received wisdom about content and audiences, says Ian Rumsey
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SponsoredKeeping Jeremy Vine talking during lockdown
The team behind C5’s daytime show reveal how they have adapted and found new ways of working
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SponsoredConfronting inequality
It’s by showing empathy and building trust that communities share their battle scars and fears says ITV News London reporter Ria Chatterjee
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SponsoredBringing power to the people
C5 News’ chief correspondent Tessa Chapman spotlights the challenge of capturing the everyday under Covid conditions
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SponsoredBroadcast journalism still matters
Strong TV journalism is absolutely vital in an age of digital disruption and difficult political discourse, says Krishnan Guru-Murthy
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SponsoredFocus on the camera experts
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SponsoredChanges in law could shape future news coverage
Keeping abreast of these changes might just avert a major problem for employers and individuals alike, says ITN’s John Battle
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SponsoredHow can producers best manage Covid-19 legal and commercial risks?
Abbas Media Law provides tips to help producers understand what law apply in the Covid-era
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SponsoredA bastion of British broadcasting
ITN is a shining example of a British television success story and will remain vital to the health of the sector in the future, says John Whittingdale
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SponsoredFlying to the epicentre
Scoops: in the last in our series of extracts from ITV News’ collection of 59 specially commissioned essays, Debi Edward describes how she reported a new virus emerging from China
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SponsoredThe politics of war reporting
Scoops: from reporting amid a terror attack in Paris to the conflict in East Timor, walking towards the action is now part of a journalist’s role, says Matt Frei
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SponsoredUp close and personal: The challenges of covering Biden’s Victory
Covid-19 restrictions challenged reporters looking to get under the skin of voters in the US election, but the emotion was plain to see
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SponsoredFujifilm installs new fleet of 4K UHD lenses at BBC Studioworks Elstree
Fujifilm UK is delighted to extend their partnership with BBC Studioworks by upgrading its fleet of lenses to support 4K technology.
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SponsoredPandemic production: and we’re live
Our digital conferences have proven we can reimagine how to deliver news and debate, says Elizabeth Fisher-Robins
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SponsoredA day in the life of a senior edit technician
Post-production puts together the building blocks from which creative endeavours can bloom, says ITN’s Anil Douglas
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SponsoredWhen Paul met the politicians
Getting Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn to abandon the script and offer a soundbite that turns an interview into a story
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SponsoredKevin Clarke’s inquest: seeing the full picture
Comment: I would speak out in open court again to highlight how important footage from police body cameras can be to telling the full story, says Steph Davies.
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SponsoredITN News in the ‘90s: The death of Princess Diana
Nigel Dacre recalls the night reports came in that the People’s Princess had been killed in a car crash in Paris
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SponsoredCalifornia based Emmy® nominees live streamed
Pocket Cinema Camera 6K and ATEM Mini Pro technology used to produce first virtual, nationally telecast Emmy ceremony
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SponsoredThe power of kindness can enact change
Channel 4 News allowed me to send my message of anti-racism across the world, says Patrick Hutchinson