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HBO BOSS TO EDINBURGH.
Chris Albrecht, chief executive of US pay-TV service HBO, home of The Sopranos and Sex in
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RADO MEMORIAL SET UP.
Amnesty International has set up an award in remembrance of Gaby Rado, the Channel 4 News
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AL-JAZEERA EXEC QUITS.
Al-Jazeera, the controversial Arabic newscaster, has replaced its most senior executive in the wake of accusations
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C4 chooses researcher scheme indies.
Ten regional indies are to take part in Channel 4's researcher development programme, now in its fourth year, writes Penny Hughes.
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BBC joins£1.5m docs initiative.
The BBC has stepped up its commitment to high-end documentary making by putting£500,000 into a
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SRH predicts tough times.
Tougher times could be ahead for Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH), despite its announcement that it had doubled profits for the six months to the end of March, writes Michael Rosser.
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Creative Brief - Free@Last TV commissions 422 Manchester.
Free@Last TV has commissioned 422 Manchester to create graphics for UK Gold's forthcoming Blackadder@20 weekend, celebrating
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Creative Brief - Two programmes commissioned by the Open University.
Two programmes commissioned by the Open University to coincide with the launch of the Beagle 2
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Better deal in offing for freelance staff.
Independent production companies will be encouraged to pay pension contributions to freelancers under planned changes in
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This Morning staff face restructure.
The 100 staff at ITV's flagship daytime show This Morning have been ordered to reapply for their jobs following plans to restructure two of the show's departments in a bid to cut costs, writes Penny Hughes.
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BBC refuses to back down over Iraq doc.
The BBC has defended its plans to screen a Correspondent special in which the bodies of two British soldiers 'executed' in Iraq are featured, saying the Ministry of Defence (MoD) knew about the programme months ago, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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'Nul points' sparks BBC Eurovision rejig.
The BBC is set to overhaul the way it chooses the UK's entry for the Eurovision song contest following Britain's first ever 'nul points' at this year's event, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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MoD acts on missing ITN pair.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has decided to launch a formal investigation into the disappearance of ITN workers Fred Nerac and Hussein Osman in Iraq, after uncovering new evidence that a war crime may have been committed, writes Paul Revoir.
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R4 comes top in Gfk ratings.
BBC Radio 4 has surpassed BBC Radio 2 as the most popular station in the country
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BBC pushes into US with gameshow deals.
The BBC has cemented its presence in the US market by signing deals with broadcasters CBS and ABC for two new gameshow formats and extending its deal with NBC for Dog Eat Dog, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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XFM IN CHART WAR.
Xfm has stepped into the burgeoning pop chart battle, moving its Sunday morning Music:Response top 20
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BSC SLATES COX.
BBC Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox has been blasted by the Broadcasting Standards Commission (BSC) for
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DOC TAKES NOVELLO.
Feltham Sings, the Channel 4 musical documentary which featured real prison inmates, picked up a prestigious
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EMAP PROFITS RISE.
Radio and magazine group Emap has reported a boost in profits despite a drop in revenue
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MICROSOFT SELL-OFF.
Microsoft has sold its 23.6% stake in cable company Telewest to venture capitalist ITD for $5m