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FX picks up rights to King of the Hill.
FX has picked up hit Fox cartoon King of the Hill from News Corp that was
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Xfm's O'Connell wins Sony.
Chris Moyles may have turned around the fortunes of the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show but he was trumped at this week's Sony Radio Academy Awards by Xfm's Christian O'Connell, writes Michael Rosser.
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ITV BUMPS TROUBLE IN PARADISE FROM PEAK.
ITV has pulled Endemol's primetime reality show Trouble in Paradise after only two episodes after it
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C4 FAVOURITE TO AIR FRIENDS SPIN-OFF JOEY.
Channel 4 is set to pick up Friends spin-off Joey. C4 has a first-look deal with
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ONLY SIX LEFT FOR BBC2 CONTROLLERSHIP.
BBC director of television Jana Bennett this week began the second round interviews for the BBC2
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PANORAMA TO MAKE IRAQ TORTURE SPECIAL.
BBC1 is to screen a special 60-minute Panorama investigation at 21.00 on Wednesday (19 May) into
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TV CORP RULES OUT DYKE FOR CHAIRMANSHIP.
The Television Corporation has ruled out appointing former BBC director general Greg Dyke as its new
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BBC brings on black writers for Crouches.
The creator and writer of the controversial BBC1 sitcom The Crouches, about a black family in south-east London, has stood aside from the second series in order to allow new black writers to take over, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Ten Alps hires Norton exec.
Peter Kessler, producer of So Graham Norton and the Mrs Merton Show, has been appointed as Ten Alps TV's first head of programmes, writes Michael Rosser.
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BBC3 criticised by governors.
The BBC governors have conceded that digital channel BBC3 is too reliant on celebrity shows and
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Miramax eyes UK for fresh TV formats.
Miramax, the US film company behind blockbusters such as Chicago and Kill Bill, is installing an executive in London to find new UK formats to export to the US, writes Naomi Rovnick.
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ITV daytime in line for major shake-up.
ITV is planning to shake up the way it commissions and runs its daytime schedule as
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Up to 65 jobs to go at Kilroy TV.
Around 65 jobs are to go at Kilroy Television Company after the BBC announced it was axing Now You're Talking! the show commissioned to replace Robert Kilroy Silk's talkshow, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Sugar for The Apprentice.
Electronics tycoon Alan Sugar looks set to step into Donald Trump's shoes for the UK version of US reality hit The Apprentice, writes Michael Rosser.
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Sky retains football rights.
BSkyB has kept its exclusive grip on FA Premier League football games for the next three
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UK Post reveals board
UK Post, the trade association for the post production sector, has revealed the members of its inaugural board.
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NewsTelewest cuts losses
Flextech owner Telewest has dramatically reduced its losses in the first three months of the year, reporting a net loss of£36m in the first quarter, down from£187m this time last year.
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NewsBlue Peter's Hill takes Hit 40 brief
DJ Neil Fox is to step down as presenter of commercial radio chart the Hit40UK and hand his headphones to former Blue Peter presenter Katy Hill and DJ Simon Hirst.
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NewsSky director joins Star TV
BSkyB director of channels and operations Leslie Mackenzie is transferring to News Corp Asian outfit Star TV.