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The uk is admired for its strong non-fiction output, but the same can't be said for the funding opportunities (or lack thereof) available to its prodcos. A dwindling amount of government support has chipped away at the foundation of the uk's programming industry and created a bleak tax break situation in the region. In response, indies have been forced to find alternative means to realize their budgets.
January 1, 2008

The uk is admired for its strong non-fiction output, but the same can't be said for the funding opportunities (or lack thereof) available to its prodcos. A dwindling amount of government support has chipped away at the foundation of the uk's programming industry and created a bleak tax break situation in the region. In response, indies have been forced to find alternative means to realize their budgets.

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