TWI's big guy

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Alastair Waddington, the senior international vice-president of production and development for TWI, is described as an enabler that is larger than life. Waddington has a successful track record of providing independent documentary contracts for ITV, and his task at hand is to transform TWI from being a sports specialist to producing more diverse programming.

Executive changes & profiles, Column, Contracts, Independent Television, Waddington, Alastair, TWI

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Ofcom's blue-sky thinking

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Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) in UK needs to be revamped. Ofcom feels the need for new public service providers to bring a radical change in PSB. Ofcom's plan for execution of the idea is discussed and the broadcasting industry's reaction to the idea is examined.

Strategy & planning, Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Planning, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Company business planning, Television programs, Public service, Public service television programs, Office of Communications (United Kingdom), Broadcasting policy

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GMTV's dawn raider

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GMTV editor Martin Frizell wants to make reporting of the news more serious and draw viewers away from the BBC's expanding morning news coverage.

Marketing procedures, Media Planning/Goals, Interview, Frizell, Martin, GMTV

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