More Edinburgh TV Festival News – Page 3857
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MP warns against Commons TV freedom.
Broadcasters should not be given more freedom to cover House of Commons debates because MPs' behaviour could damage the dignity of Parliament, a former BBC producer turned MP has warned, writes David Rose.
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Discovery offers pay per view broadband.
Discovery Networks International has launched a UK pay-per view and subscription broadband service, giving viewers access to up to 20 hours a month of new content, writes Paul Revoir.
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Leopard takes on Shine exec.
Leopard Films has appointed Shine executive producer Jonathon Holmes as its first head of factual and features, writes Glen Mutel.
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LUNCH SHOW CLEARED.
An internal BBC investigation into allegations of bullying and harassment on its flagship business show Working
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CARDIFF STUDIO OPENS.
Welsh indie Green Bay Media has launched a new production centre in Cardiff. Talbot Studios, which
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COMMUNITY HEAD.
Flextech Television's editor of interactive programming, Sinead Hughes, has been appointed interactive TV editor of the
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Lion makes gay format for Fox.
Lion Television has strengthened its foothold in the US with a major new commission for the
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BBC unveils disability targets.
The BBC has set strict new targets to increase the number of disabled people on screen and has launched an£800,000 fund to encourage new talent and ideas from people with disabilities, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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MIRIAM GETS FEBRUARY DATE ON SKY.
Sky One will finally screen its controversial reality show There Something About Miriam later this month
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FCUK sets up radio station.
Clothing label French Connection is launching a digital radio station on 1 April, broadcasting from its Regent Street store, writes Sam Matthews.
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BBC2 TO AIR ASIAN ARTS AND CULTURE SERIES.
The BBC's Asian Programme Unit (APU) is to launch its first Asian arts, entertainment and culture
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SRH MAKES HEADWAY IN FM104 PURCHASE.
Scottish Radio Holdings has been given the green light by the Competition Commission to buy Dublin
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TELEMAGINATION MD QUITS TO GO FREELANCE.
Marion Edwards, managing director of animation house Telemagination, is leaving the company after seven years. Edwards,
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BBC NI HEAD OF DRAMA SETS UP INDIE.
Former BBC Northern Ireland head of drama Robert Cooper has unveiled details of his new indie,
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CORRECTION: RESTORATION EXEC PRODUCER.
In our issue of 30 January, we incorrectly stated that Sara Ramsden would be executive producing
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Commissioning - Blackpool lights up musical show.
The bright lights and faded grandeur of Blackpool is to be the backdrop for a major
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Five's£5m reality gamble.
Five this week unveiled details of its much-vaunted£4.7m entertainment show Back to Reality - the
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Ofcom forces C4 to pull Little Friends.
Ofcom has forced Channel 4 to scrap comedy show Little Friends after criticising it for using children to make 'inappropriate' sexual references, writes Sam Matthews.
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September Films chief to leave in March.
September Films chief operating officer Sally Miles has quit the company after 12 years with no job to go to, writes Paul Revoir.
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Crook in frame for stint at Xfm.
Actor MacKenzie Crook, who played the hapless Gareth in BBC comedy The Office, is in talks to present a show on Capital-owned Xfm, writes Michael Rosser.