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Hi, it's Tony calling
BBC fly-on-the-wall documentary on Cheriegate tells of a midnight message to Carole aplin. ...
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BBC film wins the top prize at Berlin
A BBC film about two Afghan refugees seeking a new life in the West has seen off Hollywood to win the best film awa...
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Carlton and Granada set to face down OFT
Companies claim planned merger would not reduce competition for airtime sales ...
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BSkyB to slot sport highlights into Net
BSkyB is planning to launch a subscription-based website broadcasting video highlights of its major sporting conten...
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Top of the Pops reaches Middle East audience
broke new ground last night when it was broadcast for the first time in its 39-year history ...
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BBC fails quota for privately produced TV shows
The BBC for the second year in succession missed its statutory quota on the amount of independent production in its...
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Pop first for BBC
will be broadcast in the Middle East for the first time in its 39-year history ...
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Noddy takes a trip to France
Noddy is off to France next month after the intellectual property rights company Chorion licensed the character to ...
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'Cherie lied' TV shocker
The prime Minister and his wife Cherie face further embarrassing revelations this week over their links with depor...
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BBC in deal on arts programmes
The BBC is acquiring a stake in an Anglo-Dutch music and television production company in a commercial tie-up for d...
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NewsDyke and Bennet's top 120 programmes
The full list of BBC programmes the director general and his director of television believe represent the best of the BBC.
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NewsBellens quits RTL
Didier Bellens, chief executive of RTL, the Euopean-based broadcaster which owns 65% of Five and production powerhouse Fremantle, has quit the group, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsSky prepares to turn the screw
BSkyB chief executive Tony Ball has threatened to put the squeeze on MTV, Paramount Comedy, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network, when their channel fees come up for renewal this year, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsAOL pulls out of ABC merger talks
AOL Time Warner, the world's largest media company, has ruled out the possibility of a merger between its CNN cable news network and Disney's ABC News, saying such a union would be too problematic to pursue, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsSkillset hires for regions
Skillset, the sector skills council for the audio-visual industries, has restructured to boost its regional presence, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsSky on a roll with upbeat results
Sky Digital looks set to ease past its target of 7 million subscribers by the end of 2003, after adding a quarter of a million new customers in the last quarter, writes Luke Satchell
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Search for a rhyme of the times
The BBC is launching a nationwide search to find a new poem that sums up life in Britain today and which could repl...