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    UK FOOD TIME SHIFT.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    UKTV is adding another new channel to its portfolio on 12 November - the same day

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    LICENCE FEE GOES UP.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    The price of the colour television licence fee is set to rise by£5 to£121

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    EMAP UPS TURNOVER.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    Media group Emap has recorded growth in turnover at its radio and TV division while breaking

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    SKY NEWS IN AD DEAL.

    2003-11-14T09:48:18Z

    Sky News has appointed National Geographic Channel Europe as a partner in its European advertising sales.

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    Saban enlists old ally to look at ITV bid.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Haim Saban, the Israeli-American media mogul, has enlisted his former European associate Ynon Kreiz to help in his attempt to launch a takeover bid for ITV, writes Paul Revoir.

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    Comment - Ofcom's PSB challenge.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    One of the first things on Ofcom's 'to do' list is coming up with a definition of PSB that will curb the BBC.

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    Living taps in to live psychic show.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Living TV is bulking up its paranormal output with a daily live teatime psychic show in which mediums will work with celebrities to try and contact the dead, writes Michael Rosser.

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    MTV targets rock fans with VH2 launch.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    MTV Networks UK is set to launch its ninth music channel - a spin-off of VH1 featuring rock and guitar-based music from the past decade, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    C4 extends online submission system.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Channel 4 is rolling out its online pitching system across the whole channel from the beginning of December and will no longer accept ideas from members of the public, writes Jane Marlow.

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    Zeppotron MD quits for Lion.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Paul Gilheany has quit as managing director of Endemol UK's comedy division, Zeppotron, to take an executive entertainment role at indie Lion Television, writes Michael Rosser.

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    ITV1 sends single women into bush.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    ITV1 is set to come to the aid of lonely farmers living in the Australian bush

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    Brook unveils TV venture.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Former Channel 4 director of strategy and development David Brook has unveiled his first television venture - Nation 277 - and plans to launch around five channels on Sky, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    WINSTONE'S SIZE 9 MAKES DRAMA IN TURKEY.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Actor Ray Winstone has unveiled details of his new indie, Size 9 Productions, which has already

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    SKY AGM TO ADDRESS MURDOCH ISSUES.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    BSkyB shareholders will vote on Friday (14 November) at the satellite broadcaster's annual general meeting on

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    ITV NEWS CHANNEL COFFERS GIVEN BOOST.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    The ITV News Channel has been handed a cash boost in the region of£1.6m by

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    FORBES QUITS CAPITAL OVER BREAKFAST.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Emma Forbes is set to quit Capital Radio after just a month on air after being

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    Celador to look for best singer in the world.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Celador International has launched a new division, Celador Music & Events, and is developing its first project - a search for the world's greatest singer, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    Somethin' Else to guide Hit 40.

    2003-11-14T09:48:17Z

    Britain's biggest radio chart show is receiving a major revamp in a bid to attract a younger audience, writes Michael Rosser.

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    Cheeky BBC1 show brings back Monkey.

    2003-11-14T09:48:16Z

    Monkey, the knitted simian mascot of the ill-fated ITV Digital, is set to take on ITV stalwarts Ant and Dec by fronting his own star-studded family entertainment show on the BBC, writes Lisa Campbell.

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    Five gets Frow and£13m cash boost.

    2003-11-14T09:48:16Z

    Five director of programmes Dan Chambers has been handed a£13m budget boost and has poached