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Who is Tim Sebastian of Hard Talk on BBC?



 
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Who is Tim Sebastian of Hard Talk on BBC? #1 (permalink) Mon Feb 05, 2007 16:07 pm   Who is Tim Sebastian of Hard Talk on BBC?
 

Dear teachers,

How would you call the person who runs a TV programme? (By the way, is "run" the correct verb here.) I know that we use "presenter" for the person who presents news, but how do we call a person who is the author of a programme? Like Tim Sebastian of Hard Talk on BBC? What is his profession's name? It looks I knew the word, but I have forgetten Sad

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Who is Tim? #2 (permalink) Mon Feb 05, 2007 16:10 pm   Who is Tim?
 

Hi,

I would say either producer or director of a tv programme.

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Who is Tim? #3 (permalink) Mon Feb 05, 2007 16:14 pm   Who is Tim?
 

Thanks Alan!

What about "author"? Do we say "the author of the programme"? Also, could you, please, comment on the phrase of "run a TV programme"?
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