Barron boosts factual brands

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BBC Worldwide has hired Alix Tidmarsh, Joanne Sermon, and Phil Clymer, to use its own programming to produce international cross-media factual brands, indicated director of factual, global brand development Liz Barron. Tidmarsh will become natural history brand manager at BBC Worldwide. Sermon will be serving as brand manager documentaries. Clymer will become brand manager science after earlier working in the company's international publishing division. In addition, BBC Worldwide hired Sheila Ableman as part of Barron's team.

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Has hired Alix Tidmarsh, Joanne Sermon, and Phil Clymer, to use programming to create international cross-media factual brands

Educational TV, BBC Worldwide Ltd., Educational programs (Mass media)

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Hewlett favourite to succeed Allan

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Channel 4's Steve Hewlett is reportedly considering a move to Carlton Television. However, it could not be confirmed if Hewlett, Channel 4's head of factual programmes and features, is moving to Carlton to replace Andy Allan as director of programs, or for another position at the ITV firm. A Carlton spokesman refused to comment on whether Hewlett had been offered a post. Hewlett, who is seen by one industry observer as ideally fit to replace Allan, was unavailable for comment.

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Steve Hewlett is reportedly considering a move to Carlton Television

Television broadcasting industry, Television broadcasting, Channel 4

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