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    RTS Craft and Design Awards winners

    2002-11-19T14:22:58Z

    The BBC OB Department has won the prestigious judges award at this week's RTS Craft Awards, being praised for an outstanding year in event coverage, writes Will Strauss

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    Rob Ovens becomes GSB managing director

    2002-11-19T14:19:50Z

    Granada Sky Broadcasting (GSB) has promoted chief operating officer, Rob Ovens, to managing director, writes Paul Revoir

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    GWR sees no ad recovery as profits fall

    2002-11-19T13:57:43Z

    GWR, the UK's second largest radio group, today announced a drop in first-half profits and warned there was no sign of a short-term turnaround to the advertising slump, writes Luke Satchell

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    Popstars: The Crisis

    2002-11-19T10:12:01Z

    Popstars the Rivals was thrown into crisis last night after judge Pete Waterman warned that he did not want one of ...

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    TV Brent goes to America

    2002-11-19T10:10:30Z

    TV comedy hit The Office is to be sold to the US and rewritten with main character David Brent in charge of a Manha...

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    US giant plots radio invasion

    2002-11-19T10:08:57Z

    US Mmedia giant Clear Channel says it has no intention of buying small stakes in Uk radio firms ahead of deregulati...

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    Campbell enemy gets Today job

    2002-11-19T10:07:36Z

    Downing Street's strained relationship with Radio 4's Today programme looks set to go from bad to worse. ...

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    The war of the English roses

    2002-11-19T10:06:41Z

    Head to head, the fresh faced stars of TV's Dr Zhivago and Daniel Deronda. ...

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    Noye murder to be TV film

    2002-11-19T10:05:15Z

    The woman who saw her fiance murdered by road rage gangster Kenneth Noye has given permission for her story to be t...

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    Lionel and Jordan at the Crossroads

    2002-11-19T10:04:01Z

    Stars check in at soap motel. ...

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    The Mill closes film unit

    2002-11-19T10:01:58Z

    One of London's leading facilities and the people behind BBC's Pyramid, Gladiator and Tomb Raider is closing its film unit blaming volatility in the film business, writes John Oates

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    How to save the indies from starvation

    2002-11-19T09:47:24Z

    The government is about to publish the Communications Bill, but this is the clay that has yet to be fully moulded....

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    A nation of niche audiences

    2002-11-19T09:46:56Z

    Multichannel TV is marching on. But the programming spend of the big broadcasters remains the key. ...

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    Debate - but little real argument

    2002-11-19T09:46:32Z

    Don't expect much government 'give' on the Communications Bill. ...

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    Make a good impression

    2002-11-19T09:46:02Z

    With all the talk of channel surfing and the unmeasurable effectiveness of television advertising, ITV is fighting ...

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    Ministers hold firm on opening media market to foreign owners

    2002-11-19T09:45:34Z

    The government is to hold firm on its proposals to open the media market to foreign ownership when it publishes the...

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    Hustles and bustles

    2002-11-19T09:45:07Z

    In the surrey countryside Fiona Morrow goes on location with the cast of ...

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    BBC drops advert

    2002-11-19T09:44:37Z

    The BBC will stop showing a trailer for its Freeview digital platform during the mornings after complaints that you...

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    What a turn-off

    2002-11-19T09:44:11Z

    This winter, sex is big in the TV schedules. Are the viewers up for it, or have they got a headache? ...

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    Why the TV blackout?

    2002-11-19T09:43:44Z

    Channel 4 has axed its multicultural department. What, asks its former head, Farrukh Dhondy, do they think they ar...