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Pressure grows on Manchester move
The race is on for the BBC to move five departments to Salford by the 2012 London Olympics as contractual negotiations edge to a close.
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Terra helps Big Brother with internet
BROADCAST EXCLUSIVE - Channel 4, GMG Endemol Entertainment and Telefónica's internet arm, Terra Networks, have entered into a partnership for Terra to provide internet support for Bazal-produced reality show Big Brother,
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Future TV joins Ladbrokes for interactive betting
Interactive outfit Future TV and betting giant Ladbrokes are to develop interactive betting services through broadband cable and ADSL networks, writes Simon Ellery. The products developed would initially be available to
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Lloyd quits Border to take helm at Galaxy
BROADCAST EXCLUSIVE - Border Radio group director of programmes David Lloyd is leaving the company to join Chrysalis Radio as the new managing director of Galaxy 105, writes Georgina Lipscomb.He
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E4 plans mobile content
Channel 4's digital channel E4 is to become part of a 'converged network' featuring user-generated and mobile phone content.
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Anglia TV outlines licence renewal plans to ITC
Anglia Television has written to the Independent Television Commission outlining its business plans and proposed service as part of its new bid to renew its licence for a further 10 years
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Crossley-Holland joins ITN's 24-hour news channel
BROADCAST EXCLUSIVE - ITV Nightly News programme editor Dominic Crossley-Holland has been named as deputy editor of ITN's new 24-hour news channel, writes Colin Robertson.He will report to editor Bill
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Granada boots animation output
Granada Media Children's aims to produce shows that will 'touch children for the rest of their lives'
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BBC Manchester lines-up third TOTP spin-off
Fantasy Top of the Pops leads raft of new commissions
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BBC Manchester lines up third ToTP spin-off
Fantasy Top of the Pops leads raft of new commissions
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Ofcom confirms junk food ad ban
Ofcom has confirmed it will go-ahead with plans to ban junk food advertising to children under 16.
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Hodgson set to become ITC chief executive
BBC policy chief poised to take top job at TV watchdog - announcement expected later today