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Albert - Making your production sustainable as well as creative

Albert has been developed as an online "carbon calculator" specifically designed to measure the carbon impact of productions. Find out how you can reduce your impact on the environment and potentially cut your CO2 footprint and save money.

Make the most of your programme with the P.I.G

The Programme Information Guide is a guide on how to write compelling titles and descriptions for your radio programme. Good quality information about your programme is vital in guiding your potential audience into deciding whether to listen or not.

e-Commissioning

e-Commissioning is the BBC's online system for network TV and online content proposals from production companies with experience of working for a broadcaster. Find out more about whether you are eligible to register, how it works, userguides and where to contact with any queries.

Editorial Guidelines

The new Editorial Guidelines are now in operation for all BBC output. You can find them and the BBC's Safeguarding Trust modules here. Please ensure you and your staff are up-to-date if you're producing programmes or content for the BBC channels, stations or online.

Find details of previous BBC programmes

The BBC programme finder aims to ensure that every TV and radio programme the BBC broadcasts has a permanent, findable web presence, you can search its catalogue here.

Delivering Quality First

Delivering Quality First is the BBC's plan for how it can best deliver the highest quality programmes and content to audiences until the end of the Charter in 2017. Further background and the proposals in full are available on the BBC's Delivering Quality First site.

Watch the latest Entertainment Commissioning briefing video

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