Tinopolis: Broadcasting's best-kept secret?

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Tinopolis (formerly known as Agenda Group) was the UK's sixth-biggest independent television production company in terms of hours of programming aired in 2002. The company, based in Wales, had about 700 hours of programming aired, including a current affairs show, dramas, animation and several documentaries for Channel 4. The company provides employment to 138 people and believes its long-term investment strategy has given it a high degree of stability.

Management dynamics, Wales, Management, Evaluation, Company Profile, Company business management, Television production companies, Rankings, Tinopolis

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The rise of citizen journalism

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The user-generated content is increasing its popularity in United Kingdom. Most of the broadcasters are paying money for best clips and stories. Details of few popular user-generated video content clips are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Growth, Company growth, Industry forecasts, User generated content

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Packing a punch

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Channel 4 will expand its current affairs program 'Dispatches' from 30-minutes to 60-minutes with a single issue investigation.

Product development, Channel 4

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