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Thompson named as DG
The BBC has appointed Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson as its new director general just hours after he was interviewed for the post.
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Thompson in 'two minds' over DG job
New BBC chairman Michael Grade is expected to interview Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson this morning (Friday) for the position of director general.
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Tarrant on TV (ITV1) - Sam Wollaston, Guardian
'I think we've had enough of shows such as Tarrant on TV' ...
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The SS (The History Channel) - Gerald O'Donovan
'Brilliantly demonstrated how an entire culture can be infected by corrupt political ideology.'...
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No Going Back (Channel 4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'It was A Year in Provence that started all this nonsense.'...
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No Going Back (Channel 4) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'Hereford had never seemed so appealing.'...
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No Going Back (Channel4) - James Walton,The Daily Telegraph
'It tried to cheer itself up by exaggerating their difficulties in getting a guesthouse licence, but this didn't wo...
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Findlay to step down from SRH
Richard Findlay said he will step down as chief executive of Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) in September as he unveiled a healthy crop of financial results for the company.
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Rome to host MTV's European music awards
MTV has awarded its European music awards event to Rome this year potentially giving the Italian capital a multi-million pound windfall.
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Schoonmaker joins Odeon
Tim Schoonmaker, the former chief executive of Emap Performance, has resurfaced as the new chief executive for Odeon Cinemas.
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PEER POLL: BBC2
The latest question in Broadcast's peer poll asks: Will Roly Keating improve BBC2?
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C4 pulls Edge of the City
Channel 4 has been forced to pull a documentary, which shows Asian men in Bradford grooming young white girls for sex, after local police claimed the programme could spark race riots in the city.
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BBC1 slumps to second worst peaktime ever
BBC1 slumped to its second lowest-ever peaktime share yesterday with 13.3% as an unscheduled special edition of Panorama got just 1.6 million (7.6%).
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World Weddings: DJ Ray's Big Day (BBC2) - Joe Joseph, The Times
'The film ended immediately after the wedding. Suddenly, you felt as though you were watching an episode of Banzai,...
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Destination D-Day (BBC1) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'For those who took part in Destination D-Day, a game of soldiers is precisely what it was.'...
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Bad Girls (ITV1) - Nancy Banks-Smith, Guardian
'I am proud to say that I fell asleep 10 minutes into Bad Girls.'...
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World Weddings: DJ Ray's Big Day (BBC2) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star and Daily Express
'Happy ending? Unhappy ending? Who knows? There wasn't any kind of ending.'...
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Fremantle backs new IWC drama
Fremantle International Distribution (FID) is to plough cash into new drama produced by Scottish indie IWC Media - formerly Wark Clements and Ideal World - as part of an exclusive two-year deal.
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RDFI sells holiday show overseas
RDF International (RDFI) has sold its ITV1 format Holiday Showdown to Italian producer Magnolia, one of several new deals in Europe and Asia.
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Format focus: The Next Great Champ
A new reality show about boxing hopefuls in the US might well produce a rash of imitators in the UK.