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BBC 4 proves a digital disaster
The digital arts channel BBC 4 is pulloing in as few as 1,000 viewers for its top shows, figures revealed yesterday...
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Just 4,000 watch BBC4 programme
The BBC's arts and culture channel, BBC4 is attracting as few as 4,000 viewers to its main programmes, figures show...
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Media slowdown knocks Taylor Nelson
Market information specialist Taylor Nelson Sofres warned yesterday that it had failed to meet self-imposed targets...
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BBC defends digital ratings as MP criticise 'bribery'
The BBC defended its digital television channels yesterday in the face of low viewing figures and criticism from an...
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Bathtime show's big TV splash
A major new children's series about the adventures of bathtime toys will hit TV screens next week. ...
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Reality check for TV producers as humiliated contestants sue
Programme makers that have joined the reality television gold rush are beginning to experience some uncomfortable r...
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ITV's Casanova has a soft spot for his women
Russell T Davies is writing the serial which, at£5 million, is expected to be this year's ITV 1 blockbuster ...
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BBC 'bribes' viewers to switch to digital
The BBC is 'bribing' licence fee payers to buy its digital services by previewing EastEnders on it new BBC 3 channe...
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Robbie's£1m a show
Chart-topper Robbie Williams is poised to become television's new Ozzy Osbourne. ...
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French scientists bring the great-aunt of humanity to life
French Television viewers were treated last night to the most elaborate, cinematic re-creation yet attempted of the...
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Murdoch's Star TV wins Chinese expansion
Rupert Murdoch's Star TV has won approval for a big expansion in China, bringing the media tycoon a step closer to ...
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Prescribing a dose of optimism
Despite some worrying signs, Graham McCann believes it will be worth pressing your handset's 'on' button this year....
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NewsPact vice chair for film named
Bard Entertainments managing director Margaret Matheson has been named Pact vice chair for film following recent elections for the producers' alliance 2003 governing council, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsBSC and BBC examined over media intrusion
The Broadcasting Standards Commission and the BBC's procedures for handling complaints about media intrusion are to be put on trial by MPs, writes David Rose
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NewsTWI to negotiate Rugby League rights deal
The Rugby Football League has appointed TWI as its media consultants as it prepares to renegotiate new rights deals with BSkyB for the Super League and the BBC for the Challenge Cup, writes Paul Revoir
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Chardonnay's gender blender
Footballer's Wives is returning with a sensational story about a baby that is born a boy and a girl. ...
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Stop laughing! (This is supposed to be Maxine's funeral)
Corrie stars filming Maxine Peacock's funeral just could not stop giggling yesterday. ...
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That's the Ender Jack at the BBC
BBC bosses say former EastEnders star Jack Ryder will never work for them again after he launched a blistering atta...
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Blind Faith
Blind Date bosses yesterday insisted the show would go on - without Cilla Black. ...
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Bye Bye Blind Date!
Launched 18 years ago, Blind Date has become a national institution. Its simple formula of men and women picking a...