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Scotland's top TV power players
With Scotland on the rise, we profile the key men and women in TV north of the border. If you want to get ahead in Scottish broadcasting, these are the people to speak to.
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NewsSky grows subs and profits
BSkyB has announced strong results adding 83,000 subscribers in the three months between April and June and an increase in full year profits and revenue.
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NewsKinga arouses 5.4m and 50 complaints
The latest sexual antics of Big Brothercontestant Kinga Karolczak continued to bring in the viewers with the Channel 4 show peaking at 10.45pm with 5.4 million (28.9%).
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NewsProfit strife for Bruno Brookes firm
Former Radio 1 DJ Bruno Brookes' instore radio company Immedia Broadcasting is considering 'all strategic options' after reporting half year results below expectations.
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NewsBBC Scotland news plans under fire
Controversial plans by BBC Scotland for local news services staffed by 'one man band' journalists have been given the backing by the Scottish executive.
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NewsHarry Hill to front CITV show
Comedian Harry Hill is making his first foray into kids TV with a show for CiTV.
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News2.4m get The Bigger Picture
Graham Norton's new comedy show for BBC1 got off to a sluggish start with the first outing attracting 2.4 million (15.1%) at 10.35pm.
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NewsEmap poaches Virgin's Taylor
Emap Radio has poached Virgin Radio station manager Steve Taylor to work as creative commercial director across its radio brands.
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NewsCNN blasted for 'insensitive' practice
Employment practices at CNN's London bureau have been condemned as
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NewsThe critics: The House of Obsessive Compulsives
Channel 4's new two-part series The House of Obsessive Compulsiveshad the critics largely split in two over the show.
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NewsNickelodeon exec joins CBBC
Children's BBC controller Alison Sharman has poached Nickelodeon's interactive expert Joe Godwin to oversee her department's entertainment output.
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NewsBBC Worldwide appoints channels head
BBC Worldwide has poached Sony's international TV channel boss to head up its roster of TV channels around the world.
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NewsFive axes Family Affairs
Five has axed Family Affairs, the long running soap produced by Talkback Thames, despite efforts by the producer to revive its flagging performance.
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The critics: Warlords
Channel 4's new four-part historical documentary series Warlordswhich started yesterday (31 July) saw the critics split over the show's merits.
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NewsUBC wins chart show order
Media group UBC is to produce one of the three new weekly chart shows for commercial radio, set to launch this autumn.
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NewsBBC regrets King radio appearance
The BBC has said it regrets an appearance by convicted sex offender Jonathan King as a guest on a morning radio chat show.
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NewsKinga's return to Big Brother draws 5.1m
The return of Kinga Karolczak to the Big Brotherhouse propelled Channel 4 to the top spot with 5.1 million (21.3%) in an increasingly competitive 9pm slot yesterday (31 July).
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NewsBBC Monitoring faces job cuts
The BBC department which scans the airwaves for news on terrorism and other critical defence matters is facing a series of job cuts today.
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NewsNeil: No Murdoch dynasty
BSkyB's chief executive James Murdoch will not succeed his father as head of News Corp, according to former- Sunday Timeseditor Andrew Neil.
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Off the Record - Two of a kind?
Despite being a TV legend, Sir David Frost has been dividing opinion over his performance as