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Finance and Rights
With the broadcasting industry so dependent on advertising, current fears could be considered well-placed as ad spend is one of the first areas to be clawed back when business slows. But it isn't all bad news. From surviving the credit crunch to maximising programme rights we give you what you need to know now.
A look at the role technology has played in the evolution of the media landscape.
A focused guide on all the possible hits from different territories across the globe.
Credit crunch special! How to maximise the opportunities and minimise the threats
The Annual Survey of the UK’S independent TV producers
