U.K. kidcasters get into the creative process from the get-go

We all know that the U.K. kids programming landscape is as crowded as the Palais bunker on the first day of MIPCOM. And in their ongoing struggle to achieve a programming edge and stand out on the dial, broadcasters have started to get involved in show development much earlier than ever before.
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October 1, 2005

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