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Zenith keen to buy up indies
Zenith Entertainment, the indie behind ITV hits Inspector Morse and SM:TV, is in the market for production companies, according to managing director Ivan Rendall, who this week led a buyout of the 20-year-old company, writes Colin Robertson
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Discovery's Thorogood gets wider role
Discovery Channel director Katy Thorogood has been given an expanded role, taking control of both Discovery Travel & Adventure and Discovery Sci-Trek, writes Paul Revoir
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RDF plans new ?Swap' format
RDF Media has followed up the success of its Wife Swap series with two more ?swap' shows for Channel 4 and is making a foray into formatted entertainment with a gameshow for BBC2, writes Penny Hughes
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Strong showing for XFM in Sonys
Xfm leads the commercial radio nominations at this year's Sony Radio Academy Awards, with six contenders including Ricky Gervais and breakfast host Christian O'Connell, writes John Plunkett
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Box's Neal returns to producing
Gub Neal is stepping down from the day-to-day running of Box TV to take a more hands-on role as a producer for the indie, writes Penny Hughes
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Iraq War deters Mip attendees
The war in Iraq has dealt a blow to attendance at this week's Mip-TV market with American, Australian and Japanese visitors deciding not to make the trip amid concerns about security, writes Leigh Holmwood
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C4 buys quirky US chat show
Channel 4 has snapped up the UK rights to a quirky new US chat show which features a 20-year-old American interviewing celebrities in his front room, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Spacemen walk on BBC1
The BBC is to use state-of-the-art computer technology to go where no man has gone before when it expands its hugely successful Walking with... strand to space, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsSomethin' Else now leading BBC supplier
Somethin' Else has scooped 600 hours of commissions on BBC Radio 1 following the closure of the broadcast division of Mark Goodier's Wise Buddah, writes John Plunkett
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NewsTelewest posts 2.2bn loss
Cable company Telewest today insisted the restructuring of its£5.3 billion debt was on course despite posting a year-end loss of£2.2 billion, writes Luke Satchell
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Millionaire 'too easy'
A contestant on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? almost stormed out because the question were too easy, a court heard...
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Television agendas shape images of war
US focusing on patriotism, Arabs see horrors, British have eyes on west and Iraq favours Saddam. ...
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And now over to Fairford where there is nothing to see
More of us are watching 24-hour TV news than ever before, says Catherine Bennett. ...
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Ofcom centre stage for Blair adviser
Tony Blair's senior policy adviser on media and telecommunications, Ed Richards, is leaving Downing street to take ...
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Radio firm dives
Capital Radio shares plunged yesterday after the commercial radiogroup gave a gloomy trading update and warned of c...
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Capital Radio rides our war fears
Radio advertising has escaped virtually unscathed from the war on Iraq so far, but will remain in a slump for at le...
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TV cough cleared up after£1m was won
A man accused of coughing repeatedly to help an Army officer cheat on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? admitted yeste...
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You are intellectually inferior, TV Trisha tells Norfolk women
Trisha Goddard, thr host of ITV's chat show, Trisha, has stirred up a storm in Norfolk by describing local women as...
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Reporter hits out at BBC war coverage
The BBC has been accused by its own defence correspondent of misleading viewers by playing down the success of the ...