Flickr joins C4 for photography show

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Channel 4, photosharing website Flickr, and search engine Yahoo! have joined forces again for the new multimedia factual TV program "Picture This". The show is a contest wherein amateur digital photographers will be sent to professional assignments and their works will be judged by world-famous photographers, curators and buyers. The mechanics of "Picture This" and the scope of the project are discussed.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Alliances, partnerships, Canada, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Information services, Yahoo! Inc., YHOO, Alliances and partnerships, Channel 4 Television Co., Picture This (Television program), Flickr Inc.

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Game updates a trustworthy formula

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Do You Trust Me? is a revival of Who Do You Trust?, a game show that aired in the 19 50s and 19 60s. It tests trust between two total strangers who have to team up to win $1 million. The format is owned by US network CBS and should work well with British audiences.

Evaluation, Game shows, CBS Broadcasting Inc., Do You Trust Me? (Television program)

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