Welcome to CDN North

Welcome to CDN North

Latest News

MFPS SUCCESS STORIES

We interview MFPS rising stars…

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New Asian Executive Producer at the BBC

BBC embraces diversity as Songs of Praise take on new executive staff.

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Black is Back

Black Film Festival Event

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opening doors at the BBC

Mentor project- Open for applications-

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Black history Month ( october)

Black history month, where were you?

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Previous Events

Face-2-Face with Paul Abbott

BBC Writersroom and Manchester Literature Festival invite you to a FACE 2 FACE with Paul Abbott at 6pm, Tuesday 9th October 2007 chaired by Kate Rowland, BBC Creative Director, New Writing.

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Change your Deja View

?CHANGE YOUR DEJA VIEW? - find out what new audiences want on November 27th 2007 at the Palace Hotel, Manchester!

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i-debate

i-debate is an exciting new online debating forum that enables you to have your say and get involved in issues at the heart of the CDNN

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Nations and Regions Conference

Some of the UK television industry?s biggest names head the line up for the 2008 Television from the nations and regions Conference

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Upcoming Events

About CDNN

The Cultural Diversity Network North (CDN North) was founded in 2004 to help the media industry in the North support its distinctive diversity needs.

Its primary focus is to increase ethnic diversity within the media in the North.

The network consists of major broadcasters, partners and public sector agencies.

We are: BBC, ITV Granada, Northwest Vision and Media, North West Development Agency, and independents such as Red, Lime, Centini, Hat Trick North and MMA Arts.

MediaGuardian

Media | guardian.co.uk

Articles published by guardian.co.uk Media

Media Monkey: Strictly sends punters waltzing off to Spain Wednesday, 7 January 2009, 10:34 am

Media Monkey: The popularity of Strictly Come Dancing has had fans of the programme taking up dance holidays in their droves

Source: Media | guardian.co.uk Media | guardian.co.uk | Monkey

Ladbrokes hits back over ad ban with spoof 'missing persons' poster Wednesday, 7 January 2009, 10:29 am

Ladbrokes has launched a tongue-in-cheek press campaign in the style of a missing persons poster offering a £20 reward to find the one viewer who complained to the advertising regulator and got the b. […]

Source: Media | guardian.co.uk Media | guardian.co.uk | Mark Sweney

Gareth McLean: Watch this Wednesday, 7 January 2009, 9:40 am

Waterloo Road8pm, BBC1The first day of term after a gas explosion almost destroyed the school, and headteacher (and, naturally, former prostitute), Rachel, is on edge. Not only did the fire clearly si. […]

Source: Media | guardian.co.uk Media | guardian.co.uk | Gareth McLean

Video: Watch a Ladbrokes ad banned for linking gambling with risk-taking Wednesday, 7 January 2009, 7:38 am

TV campaign featuring shark diving censured by watchdog the ASA

Source: Media | guardian.co.uk Media | guardian.co.uk |

Ladbrokes TV ads banned for linking gambling to reckless behaviour Wednesday, 7 January 2009, 7:21 am

The advertising watchdog has banned a tongue-in-cheek TV campaign by Ladbrokes for portraying gambling as a reckless pursuit.Its ruling followed just one public complaint, prompting the betting compan. […]

Source: Media | guardian.co.uk Media | guardian.co.uk | Mark Sweney

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