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Disney+ readies more Rivals

TUESDAY: Channel 5 feature doc beats recent history offering

Having had to navigate choppy economic waters last year, 2024 has been about achieving stability

Vast range of shows, major channels and production giants will compete on 5 February

Gareth Neame and Nigel Marchant on creating Sky’s biggest ever original drama in The Day Of The Jackal, and their plans for global glory

Comment: Why you should go all-in on D2C fan engagement in 2025
Paolo Cuttorelli, SVP of global sales at Evergent, believes the next 12 months are the right time to dive in
Sticking to the old systems won’t solve TV’s harassment problem
The burden on freelancers to call out bad behaviour is too great – so things need to change, writes Philippa Childs
Scott Bryan: Why is it so hard these days to find something to watch?
There’s an abundance of choice, but navigating endless platforms is tedious. What we need is Project Kangaroo 2.0

Carnival Films on pulling off a hit; solving the drama funding puzzle; Broadcast Commissioner Survey 2024

Funding for the next career step
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Bursaries from the High-end TV Skills Fund can cover the cost of whatever you need to advance your career, from training courses to vital equipment
Zoom-in magazine - Autumn/Winter2024
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Check out ABBAS Media Law’s latest issue of zoom-in, your essential round-up of media law and compliance news affecting broadcasters and indies
Twenty Questions: Andrew Eastel
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Creative director at both Middlechild and Northern Child reveals his pet peeves, getting ahead in the industry and the key to making great television
Assessing risk made simple
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The latest iteration of RT Group’s ORA introduces an array of new features designed to make online risk-assessment faster and easier
Nurturing the talent of the future
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The HETV Skill Fund’s Leaders of Tomorrow programme aims to give people from all backgrounds the tools to progress in their careers
Inside Wildscreen Festival 2024: Storytelling in a changing world
Sponsored by Wildscreen
Headliners include Tom McDonald (National Geographic) and Charlotte Moore (BBC)