Solving indies' regional puzzle

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A roundtable discussion is presented on the issue of UK indies based in regions outside of London feeling marginalized in terms of their airtime share . Members of the panel are ITV's Jeff Anderson, Channel 4's Stuart Cosgrove, BBC's Richard Klein, RDF's Debbie Manners, Pact's John McVay, Wild Rover Production's Phil Morrow, True North's Andrew Sheldon and Ofcom's Steve Perkins.

Organizational history, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Location, Corporate officers, Discussion

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I won't say I told you so

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A television broadcasting industry executive's predictions about the industry for 2004, in 2003, have come true. The senior level employees shake up, revival of old hits and copycat formats of hit programs are all taking place as he predicted.

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Why television has to change

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With the appointment of Greg Dyke as the chair of Cultural Diversity Network (CDN), multicultural programming stands a better chance of being taken seriously. Members of the industry offer their visions for the industry's future.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Industry Overview, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Dyke, Greg, Ethnic television broadcasting, Ethnic television programs

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