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Granada and Carlton merge US divisions.
Carlton and Granada have unveiled a US division called Granada America, which will be formed by merging the two companies' American production businesses, writes Paul Revoir.
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BBC World to be dubbed into Russian.
Programmes from BBC World, the corporation's international service, are to be dubbed into Russian as part of a new channel aimed at Russian ex-pats, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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FORMAT FOCUS: THE FARM.
A Survivor-type show in which contestants compete to be the best farmer has taken Europe by storm, writes Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - BBC PRIME LINES UP TOTP NEW YEAR SHOW.
Entertainment channel BBC Prime will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Top of the Pops (pictured) with
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Audience gets own BBC dept.
Licence fee payers are to get a greater say on programmes developed and commissioned by the
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GETTING COLD FEET IN ITALY.
Italy is to get its own version of award-winning comedy drama Cold Feet after Granada International
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Prime Suspect still arresting.
Bringing back Prime Suspect after an absence of seven years was a runaway success for ITV1 this week, writes Jon Rogers.
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PRIME SUSPECT RATINGS DOWN THE YEARS.
Despite the growth of multichannel television since Lynda La Plante wrote the first Prime Suspect in
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TORY TV APPOINTMENT.
New Tory leader Michael Howard has appointed former television producer Julie Kirkbride as Conservative party media
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IRAQ COMPETITION.
The BBC and ITN are competing to be awarded contracts to run television and radio stations
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DINEEN GETS GONG.
Molly Dineen, the documentary film-maker whose 1997 party political broadcast of Tony Blair 'at home' helped
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YORK TV SET FOR AIR.
York TV, a new local television station for the northern city of York launches on Saturday
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TRADE AWARDS FOR BBC.
BBC Worldwide has picked up three awards at the Trade Partners UK-backed International Business Awards. The
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Ofcom outlines key areas of PSB.
Ofcom has outlined to broadcasters the key areas under review as part of its wide-ranging investigation
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Saga gets the green light for Glasgow.
The Radio Authority has awarded its last licence, giving over-50s specialist Saga the green light to launch a FM radio station in Glasgow, writes Michael Rosser.
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Current affairs defends its decline.
Current affairs output on terrestrial television has suffered a serious decline over the past 20 years, according to new research from the Bournemouth Media School, writes Nick Radlo.
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Zenith signs book deal with SAS man.
Yorkshire TV's Zenith Entertainment has landed the TV rights to a new series of four action adventure books written by bestselling author and former SAS sergeant Andy McNab, writes Paul Revoir.
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McKerlie quits The Farm after two months.
Andrew McKerlie, whose move from the BBC to facilities operation The Farm caused concern within the industry, has left the company after less than two months, writes Sam Espensen.
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BROOKES SELLS BIZ.
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Bruno Brookes is set to float his in-store radio business on
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KIDS HAD FILL OF SEX.
Children think there is too much sex on television but turn to soaps rather than their