Media
Channel 4 to create new promo guidebook
Published Thursday, Aug 9 2007, 11:57 BST | By Joanne Oatts

According to Broadcast, the guidelines will outline how content can be used in on-air trailers, as well as clips used in a non-broadcast context such as press conferences and presentations.
The new rules are believed to state that all material should be cleared by producers, commissioners and a programme lawyer before being used.
Following its own controversies surrounding Celebrity Big Brother and premium rate phone-in competitions this year, Channel 4 has already undertaken a number of measures to win back viewer trust. The broadcaster is currently in the process of appointing a viewers editor and is conducting an audience research project into the public's trust in broadcasting.
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