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BBC One returns to the past
Walking with Cavemen, a reconstruction of the lives of Man's ancient ancestors, is one of the highlights of the BBC...
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TV idol shows are dead
A hunt for the new Will Young is being put on ice because viewers are bored to death with telly talent shows ...
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Twin peak of a bold new test
The BBC is launching a unique search to discover the most identical pair of twins in Britain ...
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Beeb's diet of misery
The BBC has launched a campaign to raise awareness of domestic violence ...
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NewsBBC digital exec off to Eden
BBC digital channel development editor, Bryher Scudamore is quitting the BBC to join the Eden project as director of communications, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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NewsChannel 4 on course for profit
Channel 4 is on target to return to profit by the end of the year after benefiting from a 4.5 per cent increase in advertising revenue over the past 12 months, writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsSkillset Awards expands
The Skillset Millennium Awards, which funds people from ethnic minority groups to develop community-based audio-visual projects, has added a new category aimed at boosting multicultural diversity in interactivity and radio, writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsBBC gets input for Neighbours scripts
The BBC has asked the makers of its Australian soap Neighbours to include a storyline on domestic violence as part of a forthcoming season on the issue - one of the highlights of BBC 1's£173m winter season, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsKate Adie to present life of Martha Gellhorn
The life of famed reporter Martha Gellhorn, widely seen as the doyen of female war correspondents and an influence on many current journalists, is to be explored in a new documentary for BBC 4, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsRise presenters get a lie-in
Rise presenters Kirsty Gallacher, Liz Bonnin and Chris Rogers have been dumped from the beleaguered Channel 4 show ahead of its relaunch in the new year, writes Georgina Lispcomb.
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Off the record - Dyke expands on his PR own goal.
Word reaches OTR's hot little ears that Greg Dyke wishes he'd added another line to his
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Off the record - Enough to put you off your dinner.
Anal fisting is not normally a subject discussed at the highest echelons of the BBC (as
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Off the record - Don't do wot I do.
OTR does not wish to seem churlish but commissioners who live in swanky glass-fronted offices should
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TV and Marketing - Letting the market decide.
The case for using marketing techniques in programme development gets stronger and stronger as evidence mounts that better programmes are the result. But producers insist that it should never replace risk taking and creativity
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Interview - A woman's place.
... is on the boards and regulatory bodies of the British media industry, according to the chair of Women in Film & Television, Barbara Benedek
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Indie Finance - TV Cartoons still walking in the air.
TV Cartoons has a long and illustrious history in UK animation, its reputation kicked off by The Yellow Submarine and cemented by The Snowman - whose annual airings continue to keep the company buoyant
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TX - Singing on the inside.
Tomorrow La Scala! is, on the face of it, a straightforward tale. The story follows a
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Trade talk - On the box - Drawing the line.
Wall to Wall series producer Jacqui Wilson says Solid Geometry was an anti-climax, while Doctor Zhivago was an unlikely hit