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BBC Studios Productions increased its investment in Mothership TV 29 MAY 2025

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BBC Studios Productions increased its investment in Mothership TV

 The deal marks the corporation’s main commercial arm taking full ownership of its second unscripted indie following the acquisition of Voltage TV in 2022.
BBC Studios takes a minority stake in Mothership Productions 31 AUG 2022

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BBC Studios takes a minority stake in Mothership Productions

BBC Studios took a minority stake of 25% in Mothership Productions, the unscripted indie set up by former Channel 4 Deputy Director of Programmes, Kelly Webb-Lamb.
Kelly Webb-Lamb launches Mothership Productions 1 AUG 2022

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Kelly Webb-Lamb launches Mothership Productions

The former Channel 4 executive has welcomed former colleagues Charlotte Desai, Gilly Greenslade, and Gudren Claire to help lead the new venture.