Indies face tough regime over trust

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The BBC and Channel 4 are pushing to amend their programming contracts with independent producers, brought about by the trust crisis in television broadcasting. Channel 4 is proposing financial recompense if a program fails, while t he BBC proposes stricter editorial compliance clauses. The removal of RDF in the production of "A Year with the Queen" is also discussed.

Use of services, Public affairs, Management consulting services, Ethics, Contract Administration, Ethical aspects, Channel Four Television Company Ltd., Contract management, Outsourcing

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CBeebies orders comedy, animation and pop show

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CBeebies has commissioned comedy show Grandpa in My Pocket from Adastra Creative, animated series 3rd & Bird! from US- based Little Airplane Productions, and pop show Carrie & David's Popshop from BBC Scotland. All three shows are slated to air next year.

Television programs, BBC Scotland

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