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US job for ITV's Jackson.
Granada director of international production Paul Jackson has been named chief executive of Granada America, despite having said he was not going to apply for the job, writes Paul Revoir.
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BSkyB to terror-proof transmission service.
BSKYB is building a state of the art emergency back-up centre in Hampshire amid fears that its Osterley HQ could be exposed to an environmental disaster or a terrorist attack, writes Paul Revoir.
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Comment - Foregone conclusions.
We are promised a radical review of PSB, but there are signs that the status quo will largely survive the process.
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BBC restricts reporters.
The BBC is to rein in the amount of comment and speculation in its news output
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Tory panel split over BBC.
A former BBC high flier drafted in by David Elstein to advise the Tory party on
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Celebrities enter Hell's Kitchen.
ITV has signed highly strung chef Gordon Ramsay to star in a new live entertainment show in which he hires a group of celebrities to help him run a restaurant, writes Paul Revoir.
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Pedersen to join All3Media.
Carlton International sales managing director Louise Pedersen is joining the distribution arm of All3Media - formerly Chrysalis TV Group, writes Paul Revoir.
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Indie fixer leaves Channel 4.
The chief architect of Channel 4's indie code of practice, Andrew Brann, has stepped down only a week after the broadcaster's submission was rubber-stamped by Ofcom, writes Glen Mutel.
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Setanta puts off Freeview launch.
Irish broadcaster Setanta has postponed plans to launch a digital free-to-air sports channel on Freeview.The company
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Endemol plans Shattered for celebrities.
Endemol UK is developing a celebrity version of its controversial Channel 4 reality show Shattered, writes Glen Mutel.
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NewsBroadcast launches green light
Green Light - a new service that allows Broadcast readers to search more than 1,000 commissioned programmes - is launched this week on our website.
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'The Alan Clark Diaries was a real treat.'...
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'The Alan Clark Diaries was slight but charming, very well presented but ultimately rather ineffectual.'...
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Robert Hanks, Independent
'Last night's first episode was a painfully threadbare affair.'...
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Flesh and the Devil (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?This 90-minute documentary added up to a thoughtful, serious and ultimately convincing attack on the Church's poli...
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Didn't They Do Well? (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
?Didn't they do well? is the kind of limp, low-budget quiz show you'd expect to find in the middle of the day that'...
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Notorious (BBC2) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
'Watching the first in BBC2's new series on controversial entrepreneurs, left one floundering in a miasma of incred...
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NewsPost-production 2004
On March 5th 2004, Broadcast will publish the results of a major piece of research into the broadcast post-production sector in the UK.
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NewsThe cornflake wars
As big names Chris Moyles and Johnny Vaughan take over the morning shifts at Radio 1 and Capital Radio respectively, competition in the crucial breakfast slot is hotting up as never before.