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1. 1. 07wsobpr

   www.gammonlife.com/news/07wsob - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/1/2007   Last Visited: 2/11/2008

   Andy Bell, Producer for the WSOB, said: "Both the presentation and production teams are excited about bringing the story and tension of match-play backgammon back to the screens of millions of backgammon and poker players across Europe.

2. 2. wsobseason2

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   Published on: 10/22/2007   Last Visited: 2/11/2008

   WSOB Series Producer Andy Bell and his crew will be on hand to film the series that will be commented on by Gus Hansen and John Clark with Jessie Cantrell as the host (see more details on that in this previous GammonLife article.
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   Congratulations to Andy Bell, WSOB Director and Series Producer, and Eric Guedj, WSOB Director and Executive Producer who have steadfastly pursued their interests in developing Backgammon to this next level.
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   Andy Bell, who is the pioneer of televised backgammon, is an award-winning television producer with a raft credits across well-known music specials, drama and documentaries for BBC, ITV, Channel 4 in the UK and Bravo and PBS Network in the U.S. His first televised backgammon show was the High Stakes Backgammon series filmed at the World Championship a couple of years ago, followed by his Season 1 production of the WSOB from the 2006 Riviera and Nations Cup at Palm Beach Casino in Cannes.
   
   Meanwhile, Eric Guedj has become the leading light in the commercial development of backgammon, creating the highly successful PartoucheGammon Tour in 2007 and has been instrumental in the development of televised backgammon, co-creating the World Series of Backgammon with Andy Bell.

3. 3. ITN - five news

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   Published on: 3/29/2004   Last Visited: 3/29/2004

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   Andy Bell Andy Bell is Political Editor of five news.
   
   Andy joined ITN in March 1999, following ten years with the BBC where he started as a producer for current affairs programmes on BBC World Service Radio. .
   
   In 1990 he took up the post of Paris Correspondent for BBC Newsgathering and spent the next six years in the French capital covering political and breaking news stories for both television and radio.
   
   He then moved to the Today programme on Radio 4 as their Foreign Affairs Correspondent, covering the major political stories from around the world, a role he combined with occasionally presenting the programme.
   
   In 1998 Andy spent six months on attachment to BBC2's Newsnight, where he reported on a range of domestic issues including legal and diplomatic affairs and the environment.
   
   38-year-old Andy has a BA Hons in History from Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and a Masters Degree in International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania. He is married and lives in London.