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| June 2023 |
See Hear
The BBC announced that See Hear would be put up for tender as part of the broadcaster's competitive tender policy.
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| 2022 |
Signalong
The British Deaf Association issued a critical statement about Signalong and similar sign language programs, expressing concerns about their use in schools and nurseries and arguing that they provide a misleading impression of teaching a useful life skill.
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| January 2019 | Emilio Insolera and Carola Insolera featured in a thirteen-page fashion story in Vanity Fair Italia. |
| November 2018 | Emilio Insolera appeared on the cover of Tokyo Weekender magazine. |
| September 14 2018 | The film was released in Japan. |
| April 13 2018 | Sign Gene had its U.S. theatrical release. |
| September 14 2017 | The film was released in theaters by UCI Cinemas in Italy. |
| September 8 2017 | Sign Gene had its world premiere in Milan, Italy, marking the first public screening of the film. |
| 2014 |
See Hear
The 34th series was commissioned to air weekly until March 2015.
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| July 2013 |
See Hear
William Mager was appointed to produce the 33rd series, becoming See Hear's first deaf series producer since Terry Riley's departure in 2008.
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