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NewsTop-Up TV reports BBC to Ofcom
Top Up TV, a new pay television package set to be offered to up to a million Freeview viewers, has complained to media regulator Ofcom, claiming that the BBC, which runs the platform, is trying to hamper its launch.
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NewsSRH set to grow Eire interests
Scottish Radio Holdings has been given the green light by the Competition Authority to acquire Dublin music station FM104 for nearly£18m, providing it meets certain conditions.
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NewsITV chairman shortlist cut to three
Three names are in the frame for the ITV plc chairman job, including Donald Brydon, a City investment manager.
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Terry Jones' Medieval Lives (BBC2) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'Television's equivalent of Ritalin.'...
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Terry Jones' Medieval Lives (BBC2) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
?It was difficult to work out whether this enterprise is an attempt by Jones to revive his career as a comedian, or...
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Terry Jones' Medieval Lives (BBC2) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?There's nothing wrong with gags in a history programme - but they do have to be funny as opposed to say, annoying ...
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Terry Jones' Medieval Lives (BBC2) - Joe Joseph, The Times
'Terry Jones makes an engaging companion through this rewardingly informative but reassuringly undemanding history ...
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I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! (ITV1) - Sam Wollaston, Guardian
'We saw an awful lot of nothing.'...
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NewsMPs limit Commons TV
Broadcasters should be prohibited from having total freedom to cover House of Commons debates because the bad behaviour of MPs could damage the dignity of Parliament, a former BBC producer turned MP has warned.
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I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! (ITV1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'The final hours of I'm A Celebrity.. were the culmination of two weeks of high drama, low comedy, raging egos and ...
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NewsNew Asian magazine for BBC2
The BBC's Asian programme unit (APU) is to launch the first new Asian arts, entertainment and culture flagship show since Network East in 1987.
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Production - A woman of substance.
With budget constraints and limited back-up, Mick Csaky single-handedly set about telling the story of Iranian human rights lawyer and Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi for BBC4. Matthew Bell reports.
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Ratings - Fat documentaries find the biggest audiences.
9 Spitfire Ace Mon 21.00 2.95 11.99 1.06 7.62
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Off the record - The occasional final diary of an ex-BBC director general.
TuesdayBollocks. Me, Dickie Sambrook, Gav and even Comical Sal - not one of us could find
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Off the record - And finally ...
Mike Dee, head of intellectual property at Tell-Tale Productions, on how to ruin a Sunday roastWhat
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Production - BBC Technology attracts 40 bids.
The BBC has received 40 serious bids for its BBC Technology arm.As part of an open
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Production - Mwnci buys in Avid systems.
Cardiff-based post-production company Mwnci has purchased a range of kit from Avid including the first Avid
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Production - TMR expands video restoration facilities.
London-based post-production facility The Machine Room (TMR) has expanded its restoration department with the addition of
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PRODUCTION - ANVIL RELOCATES.
Dubbing and ADR facility Anvil Post Production is moving from Buckinghamshire to a facility in Perivale,
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PRODUCTION - ATG SIGNS BBC DEAL.
Systems integrator ATG Broadcast has signed a deal with BBC Broadcast for the integration of a