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US majors chase Hallmark assets.
Eight major US media conglomerates have spoken to Crown Media Holdings about buying the non-US business
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Banff Festival in cash crisis.
Banff Television Festival, the annual Canada-based international TV forum, has filed for bankruptcy protection after racking up debts of more than£350,000, writes Paul Revoir.
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BBC reaches more ethnic minorities.
BBC television and radio services are reaching more people from ethnic minorities than they were a year ago, although their viewing share has fallen, new figures have revealed, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC leads with 12 Baftas.
THE BBC dominated the Bafta television awards this week, scooping 12 of the 18 awards, writes Naomi Rovnick.
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LOOS RATINGS-PULLER.
Sky One's interview with Rebecca Loos reached a peak of 2 million (17.4%) when it aired
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PRODUCERS WANTED.
BBC Scotland is investing£185,000 in the third year of its executive producer scheme in a
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MOBILE MILLIONAIRE.
Celador has launched a mobile phone game for its Who Wants to be a Millionaire? quiz,
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BBC REGIONS ONLINE.
The BBC is putting all 40 of its regional radio stations online. Currently only six of
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Comment - Ofcom's radical agenda.
The undertones in Ofcom's report suggest an ill wind may be heading for the BBC, says Conor Dignam, Editor.
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Ofcom trails future of PSB.
Ofcom this week outlined some of the challenges public service broadcasting in the UK faces in
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Indies form a 'Pact' for radio.
Fifty key radio indies have come together to create an industry body to fight for programme rights and an increased indie quota from the BBC, writes Michael Rosser.
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Slowdown leads to London Studios cuts.
The London Studios, home to programmes such as Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, has axed 23 people following a slowdown in business, writes Paul Revoir.
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Pact calls for reform of BBC production.
Pact has called on the government to impose a 50% external production quota on the BBC - half of which would be safeguarded for independent programme suppliers, writes Glen Mutel.
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BBC3 offers job as top spy.
The secret world of Britain's spies is to be opened up in a new BBC3 programme in which viewers get the chance to be the head of MI5 for a day, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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ITV3 to be backed by£20m budget.
ITV's new channel for the over-45s, ITV3, will be backed by a budget of£20m when it launches in the fourth quarter of this year, writes Glen Mutel.
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Five to show live Caesarean birth.
Hot on the heels of Channel 4's controversial abortion show, Five is to show a live Caesarean operation, writes Michael Rosser.
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ITV SIGNS UP LOOS FOR WEEKEND SHOW.
ITV1 has signed up Rebecca Loos, the woman who claims to have had an affair with
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INTERNAL CANDIDATES UP FOR NEWSNIGHT.
Two leading internal candidates have emerged for the post of Newsnight editor following incumbent George Entwistle's
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SKY TO SURVEY 20,000 HOUSEHOLDS.
The extent to which Sky Plus users skip through commercial breaks is to be revealed through
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ENDEMOL REVENUE SOARS BY£25M.
Big Brother producer Endemol UK boosted its total revenue by£25m to£90m in 2003, largely