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Mar 13, 2007 7 min

BBC Youth Current Affairs Vs Current.tv

from Viewmagazine: Videojournalism from Apple profiled News Creative Hosted by BBC Reportage, David Dunkley Gyimah

A look back at one of the BBC's top youth programmes, BBC Reportage

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BBC Youth Current Affairs Vs Current. Al Gore launches Current.tv, but in the vaults of the BBC lay a gene of programming excellence for young people. Reportage shook the industry when it was first launched in the late 80s and passed away in the mid 90s, but it was a tour de force. Young people producing for themselves, despite its often miniscule audience on BBC 2. David Dunkley Gyimah was one of the reporters and here looks back on an item about the Brain Drain in Britain. The Financial Times ran a story recently about how the UK was producing less science graduates to support healthy research. Well as an Applied Chemistry graduate himself, there are obvious reasons, some of which still apply to this 7 minute piece. If you're British you may be interested in the credits featuring some of today's movers and shakers in politics and the media e.g Ester Mcvey and Bruce Goodison to name a few BBC Youth Current Affairs Vs Current.

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