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The history of US/BBC co-production

August 18, 2012 | Posted by Jay Collier

The history of US/BBC co production

From Michele Hilmes

I am a media historian at the University of Wisconsin-Madison working on a history of US-BBC co-production. WGBH is such a leader in this area, since the 1970s.

I would love to connect with those of you who might have worked on this aspect of WGBH operations, to hear about your experiences. Happy to chat either by email or phone.

Best, Michele

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