The Shaw touch

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Channel 5 is in its fifth year of broadcasting, and senior controller Chris Shaw admits that C5's early days used sex as a subject to gain ratings, but asserts that he has commissioned other types of reality shows and documentaries that are high-quality. He is looking to continue to produce niche programming, and is optimistic about the channel's future and ability to increase its share.

TV Stations, Statistical Data Included, Interview, Channel 5 Broadcasting Ltd., Television stations, Shaw, Chris

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And with a single bound he was free

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Greg Dyke, BBC director general, discusses the BBC's recent decision to end its digital encryption deal with BSkyB. Dyke also considers the possibility of a "Free-Sat" service in the near future.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Contracts & orders received, Contracts & orders let, British Broadcasting Corp., Contracts, Satellite communications services industry, Contract agreement, British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC, BSY, Dyke, Greg, Industry forecasts

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Where are they now?

Article Abstract:

Many of 1998's twenty-something hotshots have continued to make considerable progress in their television careers as designers, comedy writers, producers and businesspeople.

Designers, Businesspeople, Post-baby boom generation, Generation X, Television comedy writers, Television producers and directors, Television directors, Television producers (Persons)

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