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Magic brings in Park to crack London.
Emap has appointed former Capital Radio director of programming Richard Park to spearhead a full strategic review of its Magic 105.4 easy-listening station as part of a plan to build its share in the crowded London market, writes Michael Rosser.
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Orion opens Geordie base.
London-based factual producer Orion TV, the company behind ITV's Trading Treasures, is to open a northern
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Sky One to act out Jacko trial.
Courtroom reconstructions of Michael Jackson's forthcoming trial are to be shown on Sky One and Sky News as part of a deal between BSkyB and US network E! Entertainment Television, writes Susan Thompson.
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Three fill Peel spot.
BBC Radio 1 is to introduce three DJs into John Peel's late-night slot, following the death
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Five plans children's digital channel.
Five is developing a digital channel based on its early morning children's strand Milkshake. A spokesman
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Teachers' TV hits airwaves in February.
Teachers' TV, the government-backed digital TV service for education professionals, is to launch on 8 February.
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Grade highlights key BBC charter issues.
BBC chairman Michael Grade this week identified three key areas he believes will be central to
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Bashir to testify at Jacko trial in March.
Former ITV reporter Martin Bashir is to appear as a witness at Michael Jackson's impending US
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Sky One picks Weeds from US.
Sky One has bought the exclusive UK rights to US comedy Weeds, months before it launches in the States, writes Susan Thompson.
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TWI takes ITV cookery brief.
TWI has landed its first daytime commission for a terrestrial channel in the UK after ITV commissioned it to make a cookery series that pits members of the public against a celebrity chef, writes Paul Revoir.
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Yorkshire tops TV hours table.
Independent producers in Yorkshire and Humber produced more hours of television than any other UK region
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Four new faces to spearhead Diverse factual push.
Diverse, the indie behind Channel 4 talent shows Operatunity and Musicality, has begun its push into factual entertainment by appointing four new executive producers, writes Maria Esposito.
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Distant Shores hits beach running.
After a disappointing Christmas performance overall, the terrestrial broadcasters regained some ground with new shows for the new year, writes Jon Rogers.
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Top 10 brand new shows since start of 2005.
ITV1's comedy drama Distant Shores and C4's US import Desperate Housewives look set to be firm
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BBC offloads Eve.
BBC Worldwide has sold glossy women's magazine Eve to the Haymarket publishing group for an undisclosed
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Interactive auction.
Channel 4 is planning to provide live interactivity during a pre-recorded show for the first time.
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BBC's audience reach slips in 2004.
The BBC, which suffered a ratings slump for BBC1 and BBC2 last year, has also taken a hit when it comes to average weekly audience reach with new figures showing 800,000 fewer people watched BBC television channels last year, writes Conor Dignam.
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Five makes model reality show.
Five's next foray into reality television will be a hunt for a new supermodel in a show hosted by Rod Stewart's ex-wife Rachel Hunter, writes Michael Rosser.
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ITV2 will film radio tsunami campaign.
ITV2 has ordered a fast turn-around, behind-the-scenes documentary about UK Radio Aid, the fundraising marathon for young victims of the Asian tsunami, writes Michael Rosser.
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Hat Trick can Think Big.
Hat Trick Productions has won a slice of the BBC's£12m 'Think Big' fund to produce a major reality series about nine young couples on the brink of parenthood, writes Michael Rosser.