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ITV seeks chief for digital channels.
ITV is looking to appoint someone to fill a new post overseeing the running of the network's family of digital channels, including ITV2 and the soon to be launched ITV3, writes Paul Revoir.
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Sky One nips in with US debut.
BBC4's Alan Clark dramatisation made a notable splash last week, but it was just one of several multichannel shows that pulled in strong numbers, writes Jon Rogers.
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CHANNEL 4 MAKES FILM OF LIFE OF PRINCESS.
Channel 4 has ordered a feature-length dramatisation of the life of Princess Margaret. Filming on Margaret
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BERNARD AIMS FOR 2012 RADIO SWITCH-OFF.
Ralph Bernard, executive chairman of radio group GWR, has called on the government to set a
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DISNEY PUTS OFF DTT LAUNCH UNTIL APRIL.
Disney has delayed the launch of its Freeview channel until April so that further research can
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Eubank knocked out of Five format.
Five has decided not to make a second series of reality show At Home with the Eubanks but is keeping the brand and is on the hunt for a new celebrity, writes Michael Rosser.
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Company brings Pete and Dud 'love story' to C4.
Company Pictures, the indie behind hit drama series Shameless, is to make a film for Channel 4 about the iconic comedy team Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, writes Glen Mutel.
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COMMENT - BBC must make trouble.
The BBC must not let fear of potential Hutton report criticisms impinge on its journalistic rigour, says Conor Dignam, Editor.
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Thirkell links up with Wax.
Robert Thirkell, the former BBC producer who launched award-winning shows Blood on the Carpet and Back to the Floor, is working on a new business series for BBC3, fronted by Ruby Wax, writes Michael Rosser.
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SMG fears news agenda change.
SMG is to call for urgent talks with ITV chiefs amid concerns that the newly created
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Zeal hit by departures.
Indie Zeal Television has been hit by the departure of three of its senior managers, including managing director and co-founder Mark Linsey, writes Glen Mutel.
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Kelly case comes to screen.
Lucy Rouse monitors the reactions of the press at a preview of Panorama's Kelly programme.
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Carlton's Wells takes ITV ents role.
Mark Wells is set to take the post of controller of entertainment at ITV production arm Granada, making him the first senior Carlton programming executive to be given a job in the merged entity, writes Paul Revoir.
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Panorama attacks BBC over Dr Kelly.
The BBC's flagship current affairs programme Panorama this week launched a scathing attack on the corporation's
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Atalla quits for Talkback.
Ash Atalla, the producer of award-winning BBC comedy The Office, is quitting the corporation to develop sitcoms for Talkback, writes Michael Rosser.
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Kilroy costs BBC£625k.
Sacking Robert Kilroy-Silk has cost the BBC around£625,000, after it decided to dump the episodes of his daily talk show Kilroy that he had already recorded, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C4 to make comic fans into super heroes.
Channel 4 is set to broadcast a bizarre new primetime game show in which comic book fans are invited to turn themselves into stunt-performing super heroes, writes Glen Mutel.
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?Instead of fighting its corner, it simply and rather persuasively showed us what some gay couples are prepared to ...
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'It must have been possible for Channel 4 to make a programme about gay parenting that was neither tacky nor depres...
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - Gareth McLean, Guardian
'Making Babies the Gay Way was tawdry, tiresome tabloid crap? this was cheap and nasty guff of which Channel 4 shou...