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NewsBBC shuts more websites
The BBC is to close more websites and reduce funding to others in a bid to make£6m in savings from its new media budget, although it has said no job losses will result from the cuts.
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NewsDame Judi reprises As Time Goes By
The BBC is to reunite the team behind long-running sitcom As Time Goes By for two new specials.
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NewsTelewest dumps Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon is calling on viewers to drop Telewest and sign up with Sky, after the cable operator pulled its four channels off air.
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NewsPact attacks BBC Christmas
Producers' alliance Pact has slammed the BBC for including only three recent British films in a festive line-up of 2000 movies this Christmas.
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NewsSky buys DreamWorks animation
Sky One has picked up exclusive UK rights to Father Of The Pride the first CGI animation project from Shrek-producer DreamWorks.
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NewsBBC fleshes out job cuts
The BBC has unveiled further details of where the huge job cuts announced last week will occur.
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NewsMPs call for independent BBC board
An influential group of MPs has called for the BBC to be regulated by a new independent board - filled with media savvy professionals.
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NewsTWG secures Edinburgh FM licence
The Wireless Group has fought off fierce competition to launch a new FM station in Edinburgh just hours after chief executive Kelvin MacKenzie lost his legal battle against radio ratings body Rajar.
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NewsTennis legend Connors signs to BBC
BBC Sport has signed up tennis legend Jimmy Connors to join its commentary team for next year's Wimbledon Championships.
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NewsRDF sues Fox
RDF has filed an $18m suit against US network Fox and producer Rocket Science Laboratory claiming the pair have ripped off its hit format Wife Swap.
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NewsPEER POLL: Christmas TV
The latest question in Broadcast's peer poll asks: Is Christmas TV getting worse every year?
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Off the Record - 30 second guide - Christmas TV.
Ah, Christmas time, isn't it? Presents wrapped, turkey ordered, Sky+ programmed to the hilt?We're having goose,
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Off the Record - Gloom at the BBC.
Mark Thompson sat in a studio at Television Centre last week to announce his bold new
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Production - A school for scandal.
Post-Harry Potter, the time seemed right for an adaptation of Tom Brown's Schooldays, writes Rory O'Donnell.
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Ratings - BBC could benefit from the drama of Manchester.
Ripley, the hero of BBC1's Blackpool on Thursday at 9pm, dreams of a Vegas-style hotel in
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Production - Scoring in the studio.
In a turbulent year that saw many regional ITV production centres close their doors and the future of even the famous Elstree complex put in doubt, Richard Dean reviews the work which kept the studios ticking over.
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Production - Measuring the ups and downs.
Broadcast technology editor Will Strauss looks back on a year that saw fresh confidence among facilities houses and the creation of a UK post trade body.
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Opinion - Horribly Wright - That festive feeling ...
For those in the business, as well as everyone else, rubbish TV is an essential part of a traditional Christmas, says Steven D Wright.
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Interview - Biting on the Big Apple.
Against the odds, Granada America's Charles Tremayne has won a place in the US market for the factual outfit with output ranging from a dating show to a US version of Airline. It's a long way from World in Action.