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OU on the BBC: The Bottom Line - Rising stars

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Evan Davis and guests discuss the challenges they face in the digital age. They also discuss how they manage their star performers.

25 Mar
2010

Evan Davis is joined by a panel of top executives from Nintendo, MTV and Thomson Reuters to find out what challenges they face in the digital age. They also discuss how they manage their star performers.

Evan is joined by chief executive of Thomson ReutersTom Glocer, general manager of Nintendo UK David Yarnton, and David Lynn, managing director of MTV Networks, UK and Ireland.

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First broadcast: Saturday 21 Feb 2009 on BBC News

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