An industry that's dogged by caution

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The UK animation industry has not produced a dominant series such as "The Simpsons" in the United States, and many animators believe that broadcasters are not investing enough in animation or encouraging creativity. Willingness to take risks as well as improved training methods could boost quality animation. Related articles discuss writing primetime comedy and the pitfalls facing the animation industry.

Television programs, Animation (Cinematography)

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Cottage industry to city slickers

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Independent film and television production companies aiming to become globally acclaimed content suppliers by raising money from the City are held back by weak accounting of their finances according to business advisers Grant Thornton. A lack of established accounting standards within the industry and investors who do not understand the numbers add to the problem.

Financial management, Column

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The shipping news

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The Volvo Ocean race to be held in 2005 would be covered on TV and radio in all its action and drama. The preparations being made to cover this event are discussed.

Public affairs, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Planning, Broadcasting industry, Media coverage, Company business planning, Aquatic sports, Water sports, Volvo Ocean Race

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