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BBC WINS LOWER PRICE FOR RUGBY CLIPS.
The BBC has signed a deal with the International Rugby Board (IRB) to show footage of
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ROBINSON LEAVES DISNEY AFTER FIVE YEARS.
Paul Robinson, managing director of Disney's UK television channels and worldwide head of programming strategy for
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US DRAMAS AT HEART OF SKY ONE WINTER.
Sky One's winter schedule will feature a range of new US drama including Nip/Tuck, Jake 2.0,
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Granada gives Roberts drama.
Granada has handed outgoing Coronation Street producer Kieran Roberts a new role at the company as head of drama in Manchester, writes Paul Revoir.
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C4 deal brings Price-drop.TV onto Freeview.
Shopping channel Price-drop.tv has taken one of the remaining slots on the Freeview digital terrestrial television platform, after it agreed a deal with Channel 4 to use its 'gifted' space on the service, writes Paul Revoir.
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BBC/Coke deal outrages rivals.
Commercial radio executives have lashed out at the BBC's decision to promote Coca-Cola during licence-fee funded
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Autumn launch for CiTV channel.
ITV will launch its dedicated CiTV multichannel offering by autumn next year, writes Paul Revoir.
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Is new TOTP a one-hit wonder?
BBC1'S revamp of its 40-year-old flagship music show was a ratings success but it wasn't enough to get it to the top of the charts, writes Jon Rogers.
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TOP OF THE POPS: REVAMPED SHOW WINS BIGGEST AUDIENCE FOR SEVEN YEARS.
BBC1's chart show has been in need of a radical revamp for some time. Back in
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JOBS FREEZE AT BBC.
BBC news has instigated a recruitment freeze as it attempts to make budgetary savings, although job
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FERRARI TO CAMPAIGN.
Nick Ferrari, LBC's new breakfast show presenter, will introduce a series of public campaigns to the
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ITV FILLS KEY POST.
A Carlton executive has been appointed number two at the planned merged ITV sales division. Carlton
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BECTU KEEPS OLD TIE.
Bectu members have voted to keep the union's ties with the Labour party following the first
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Broadcasters fight ban on junk food ads.
Broadcasters have warned of 'severe consequences' for children's TV if the government slaps a ban on
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ITV's Jones calls for tax cut to protect regions.
ITV joint managing director Clive Jones has warned that ITV's regional offering could suffer if the government does not reduce the£250m 'supertax' it forces the company to pay each year, writes Jane Marlow.
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BBC launches Working Lunch bullying inquiry.
The BBC has launched an investigation into complaints of bullying of staff on its flagship business programme Working Lunch, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Comment - The age of dinner sense.
Banning junk food advertising from children's television will only hurt the industry and do nothing for kids' health.
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BBC looks serious for winter.
The launch of new current affairs strands will be the focus of BBC2's winter slate while
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Optimistic goes to World's End.
Johnny Vaughan's indie, World's End, has secured a deal to be a key contributor to the portfolio of new digital channels being launched by David Brook's Optimistic Network, writes Michael Rosser.
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Granada's Hunt to leave ITV.
Granada controller of daytime and lifestyle James Hunt is leaving the company to work in the independent sector, after he was left without a role in the ITV merger restructure, writes Paul Revoir.