How Do: BBC and ITV propose shared regional video coverage
January 21st, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Broadcasting, Editors' pick, Events
The broadcasters suggest pooling diary event coverage, but not sharing investigative or exclusive footage, says this report from the Television in the Nations and Regions conference.
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