Leading the BBC astray?

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A new report by Will Hutton, on British Broadcasting Corp.'s (BBC) Window of Creative Competition program is discussed. Hutton has carried out a market research on the policy and concluded that the proposed policy is likely to pull curtains on in-house production in BBC. Apart from that, it is also likely to reduce creativity at the corporation.

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A new report by Will Hutton, on British Broadcasting Corp.'s (BBC) Window of Creative Competition program is discussed.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Television broadcasting industry

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WoCC will damage BBC, warns Hutton

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Will Hutton, the head of The Work Foundation, has prepared a report at the behest of BBC on the corporation's proposed Window of Creative Competition (WoCC). According to Hutton, BBC's in-house production will not survive the onslaught from independent producers. WoCC is likely to harm public service broadcasting.

Independent filmmakers

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Mandabach signs BBC comedy deal

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The details on the deal to develop five sitcoms by producer Cary Mandabach of United States for British Broadcasting Corporation are examined.

United States, Television comedies, Television producers and directors, Television producers (Persons), Comedy programs, Mandabach, Cary

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