All articles by Chris Curtis – Page 76
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Grade: family honour prompted Times legal action
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade has revealed it was a sense of family honour that prompted him to take legal action against The Times over a heavily critical column by Greg Dyke.
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Virgin Media iPlayer goes HD
The BBC and Virgin Media have launched HD content on the iPlayer service on the cable company's TV platform.
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Heartbeat leaves Baftas behind
ITV1's Heartbeat easily outstripped BBC1's coverage of the TV Baftas at 8pm last night, although the awards ceremony came back strongly to overtake Hell's Kitchen at 9pm.
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Hour-long The One Show starts strongly
The first hour-long episode The One Show performed well for BBC1 last night, stealing some share from Coronation Street.
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Michael Grade to step down as ITV executive chairman
ITV is hunting for a new chief executive after revealing Michael Grade will step down as executive chairman.
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Dyke to chair Tory industry review
Greg Dyke, Lis Murdoch and Ashley Highfield are among a host of high profile figures who will review the state of the UK's creative industries for the Conservatives.
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Charge pay-TV players for PSB content, report urges
A report commissioned by Digital Britain has urged the Government to consider making the likes of Virgin Media and Sky pay to carry public service broadcasters.
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STV heads to South Park
STV has bought animated series South Park as part of its drive to take greater control of its schedule and be less reliant on ITV network shows.
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Current TV cancels float due to 'market conditions'
Current TV, the Al Gore-backed UGC broadcaster, has cancelled its plan to raise $100m (£67m) by floating on Nasdaq.
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Huggers discusses iPlayer 3.0
BBC future media and technology director Erik Huggers has promised a new look and feel for the iPlayer and vowed to boost its number of users.
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Tennant: final Doctor Who scripts made me cry
Outgoing Doctor Who actor David Tennant has admitted he cried when he read the scripts for his final episodes as the Timelord.
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Shed shops around for ent indies
Shed Media is eyeing entertainment specialists and quiz show producers as it returns to the acquisitions trail.
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Rein in BBCW, say MPs
The Commons media select committee has called for BBC Worldwide's commercial activities to be reined in and its first look option on BBC shows to be ditched.
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Sky airs 3D Keane gig
Sky successfully broadcast the UK's first live 3D TV event to a domestic 3D TV set last night.
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Back 2 Back first deal for Shaps' indie network
Simon Shaps has struck a deal with producer Back 2 Back in his first step to creating a “virtual super-indie”.
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BBC unveils HD idents
Video: The BBC HD channel launches new idents at 4pm today pushing its great cinematography.
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Airey: I'll bring fun back to resilient Five
Five chair and chief executive Dawn Airey has vowed that the channel will have the resources it needs to reassert its identity - but has warned indies it still wants to shake up the terms of trade.
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Allen joining Campbell in 5 Live Salford move
BBC Radio 5 Live drivetime presenter Peter Allen has joined Nicky Campbell in committing to moving to Salford MediaCity.