The big kick-off

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British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd Controller of Programmes for BBC1 Peter Salmon suggest his plans for autumn 1998 will reflect his ideas for the future. Some of the stars from popular BBC 2 programmes will be undertaking new projects for BBC1. Whilst he is looking for new dramas and entertainment programmes for Saturday nights. Salmon acknowledges audience figures have fallen since he took over but suggests it was due to the lack of direction before his appointment in Oct 1997. Salmon enjoys the competition with the programming team for the Independent Television companies.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Salmon, Peter

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Not so dumb

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It is important that current affairs journalism does not stoop to paying people for their story, according to 'Panorama' editor Peter Horrocks. He believes that the programme is justified in moving into more popular material, despite criticism that it is drifting towards the 'docusoap' genre. He admits that budgets have been tightened, but does not feel that he is working under severe financial restrictions. He is strongly committed to programme-making, and is very ambitious for 'Panorama.'

Interview, Horrocks, Peter, Panorama (Television program)

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