All articles by Chris Curtis – Page 92
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NewsBoomerang boosts profits in maiden results
Boomerang Plus has claimed it has been transformed in the last six months after posting more than£1m in operating profit in its maiden interim results.
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NewsBSkyB to fight ITV stake ruling
BSkyB is to fight business secretary John Hutton's decision to make it dispose of the majority of its 17.9% stake in ITV.
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Leopard scores international and UK deals
Leopard International has secured a slew of secondary rights UK deals, including selling the Kate Adie-fronted Found to Sky Real Lives
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NewsBravo pumps up drama with Kill Point debut
Bravo has boosted its primetime drama armoury by acquiring drama series The Kill Point from Lionsgate.
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NewsShine eyes show remakes after sealing Reveille deal
Shine Group is gearing up to offer remakes of Reveille shows to UK broadcasters after sealing its£97m acquisition of the US producer and distributor.
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NewsRelease of kidnapped journalist delayed
The release of the British journalist kidnapped in Basra, Iraq, has been delayed.
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NewsBoomerang dramas to return
Welsh indie Boomerang Plus has won more than 16 hours of drama recommissions from S4C and a major sports order from Channel 4.
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NewsShine completes Reveille deal
Shine has completed its deal to buy US producer and distributor Reveille for an undisclosed fee, believed to be around£97m.
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NewsFremantle names Talent Fund scout
Fremantle Media has tasked Stephen Flint with identifying new investments for its €40m (£28m) Talent Fund.
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NewsBritish journalist kidnapped in Iraq
A British journalist working for US television network CBS has been kidnapped in Iraq.
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NewsJamie's Shaker lands C4 in hot water
Ofcom has criticised Channel 4 after Jamie Oliver prominently used one of his self-branded utensils in the Jamie at Home series.
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NewsShed restructures board as execs invest
Shed Media has restructured its board and its key directors have upped their stakes in the listed producer.
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NewsBBC gets on board Chuggington
Ludorum has sold children's train property Chuggington to the BBC as well as a host of other major international broadcasters.
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NewsITV rises on bid rumours
ITV's ailing share price has been boosted this morning (4 February) after weekend reports that three private equity firms are considering a bid.
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NewsBlue and Tiger Aspect clash over multi-skilling
Executives from Blue post production and indie Tiger Aspect have clashed over whether the trend towards shooting with user friendly cameras and employing multi-skilled staff is a positive thing for TV production.
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NewsGCap revenues jump in January
GCap Media has enjoyed a bumper January with like-for-like revenue and radio advertising both up 7%.
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NewsHardy & Sons in Left Bank/BBCW deal
Relief of Belsen producer Hardy & Sons is poised to sell a combined 30% stake to BBC Worldwide and Andy Harries' Left Bank Pictures, with the latter planning similar deals with other emerging indies.
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NewsBBC fights back over Scottish shows
The BBC has defended its position on commissioning from Scotland after the Scottish Broadcasting Commission warned that some broadcasters' Scottish output actually had little to link it to the country.
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NewsSBC attacks fake 'Scottish' shows
The Scottish Broadcasting Commission has called on the BBC and Ofcom to address the practice of network programmes being labelled Scottish productions despite having very little connection with the country.
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NewsITV orders modern-day Ripper drama
Rupert Penry-Jones will play a detective hunting for a modern-day Jack the Ripper in one of three ITV drama commissions for autumn.