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NewsBBC commissioning exec Clark returns to production
BBC senior entertainment commissioning executive Lisa Clark is to leave management to return to programme making, writes Leigh Holmwood
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The world according to Alan Partridge
A-ha! Alan Partridge, the king of cheesiness, is back on the telly at last. ...
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You've kicked the worng guy out
Popstars The Rivals judge Pete Waterman will meet TV bosses for crisis talks after claiming the wrong wannabe was k...
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Uproar at judging in Popstars
Pete Waterman, jnudge of Popstars: The Rivals, has warned that the show coul descend into a farce if his fellow jud...
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Reassurances sought on Emap's radio activities
Investors will be looking for reassurances on radio and French markets when Emap, the radio, magazine and televisio...
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Last chance to talk
DJ Simon Bates was fired on Friday from London station LBC, marking the start of the new owner's plans to revitalis...
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Warning on CNN/ABC merger plan
A merger of CNN and ABC's news operations could produce an unmanageable organisation incapable of reacting quickly ...
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'Why do they fear us?'
Eileen Gallagher argues that broadcasters must embrace the independents ...
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TV channel appeals for sponsorship ruling change
CNBC Europe, the financial television channel, has written to the government urging it to overturn a recent ruling ...
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NewsMurdoch turns his back on Five
Rupert Murdoch has categorically ruled out the possibility of BSkyB buying a terrestrial channel, killing off rumours that the satellite giant is masterminding a bid for a shareholding in Five once the communications bill has been passed, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsLBC axes Bates
Breakfast show presenters Simon Bates and co-host Petrie Hosken are the first victims of Chrysalis Radio's revamp of LBC , writes Luke Satchell
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NewsViacom's Redstone - on ITV and his future in UK media
Viacom chairman and chief executive Sumner Redstone used his Royal Television Society address last night to expand on his company's potential involvment in UK media, writes Paul Revoir