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    Granada and Carlton merge US divisions.

    2003-11-14T09:48:19Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:19Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:19Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:19Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    Despite the growth of multichannel television since Lynda La Plante wrote the first Prime Suspect in

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    TORY TV APPOINTMENT.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    New Tory leader Michael Howard has appointed former television producer Julie Kirkbride as Conservative party media

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    IRAQ COMPETITION.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    The BBC and ITN are competing to be awarded contracts to run television and radio stations

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    DINEEN GETS GONG.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    York TV, a new local television station for the northern city of York launches on Saturday

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    TRADE AWARDS FOR BBC.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    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.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    Children think there is too much sex on television but turn to soaps rather than their