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FFC forum to discuss MIP/MILIA/MIPDOC 2006 - in Sydney, this thursday night. it promises to be full of excellent observations and ideas, from good people.
8 May 2006 12:00
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FFC forum to discuss MIP/MILIA/MIPDOC 2006 – in Sydney, this thursday night.

This forum offers an ideal opportunity to listen to first hand experiences of fellow Australian broadcasters, sales companies, content providers and producers who have recently attended MIP/MILIA/MIPDOC.

Panellists will include:

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