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Target enters DVD market.
Rights management company Target Entertainment is moving into the DVD market and has secured Graham Norton's US chat show for its first release, writes Maria Esposito.
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Sci fi stocks up on drama.
Sci Fi has made a host of drama purchases, including Canadian paranormal series ReGenesis. Produced by
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Sky covers oscars.
Sky's live coverage of the 2005 Academy Awards is to be presented by Sharon Osbourne. Based
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RDFI band aid deal.
RDF International has picked up distribution rights to the documentary Band Aid: the Song that Rocked
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Curtis pens G8 tale.
Love Actually writer Richard Curtis is to write his first drama for the BBC with a
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Transport for London launches a information service on Sky Active.
Transport for London has launched a public transport information service on Sky Active. Developed by interactive
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Commissioning - Hi De Hi inspires C4 reality series.
Brat Camp indie Twenty Twenty Television is to recreate the low-brow camp of Hi De Hi
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Commissioning - Liberty Bell allotted BBC2 show.
Liberty Bell Productions, the indie behind the hit BBC show Grumpy Old Men, has been commissioned to make a BBC2 daytime series about allotments, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - True North wins orders for Life.
Leeds indie True North Productions has been commissioned to make three documentaries for the BBC's One Life and ITV's Real Life strands, writes Paul Revoir.
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Grade on BBC News.
BBC chairman Michael Grade has said the corporation should make news programmes that are both serious
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Talkback movers.
Indie Talkback Thames has created three new roles and made a series of promotions. Allan Tott,
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Thane exits ofcom.
Veteran TV regulator Sarah Thane is to leave Ofcom just over a year after its inception.
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CNN hires Foster.
CNN International has poached Max Foster from BBC1's Breakfast. The correspondent/presenter will join CNN in March
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Barnett joins MTV.
Sarah Barnett has quit as director of the Edinburgh International TV Festival to join MTV in
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Top 10 comedies so far this year.
Ardal O'Hanlon's vehicle My Hero struggled at first when it first launched in 1999 but has
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Power, money and digital unknowns.
Lisa Campbell reports on the policy agendas revealed at last week's Oxford Media Convention and asks whether defending their own territory prevents channel chiefs from seeing the bigger picture.
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Masterson sets up dedicated AFP firm.
Former ITV2 commercial director Paul Masterson has set up a new production company dedicated to advertiser-funded programming, writes Paul Revoir.
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Few laughs for new ITV comedy.
New comedies on BBC and ITV failed to find many laughs among viewers this week, writes Jon Rogers.
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Daytime chief quits Sky One.
Sky One commissioning editor for daytime Zoe Watson has quit after nearly four years with the broadcaster, writes Susan Thompson.
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Mersey psb bid.
Mersey Television chairman Phil Redmond said this week he planned to launch his grassroots digital public