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NewsTV Critics 24 October ‘08
“Mum, Heroin and Me was a very good film by Jane Treays, who has a habit of making good films.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsFive reels in more Extreme Fishing
Robson Green will undergo SAS cold training before spending five days in the Artic in the second installment of his Five format Extreme Fishing.
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NewsC4 staff to learn fate this week
Channel 4 staff applying for voluntary redundancy will know by the end of this week if their jobs are to go in the broadcaster's cutbacks.
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NewsTV Critics 27 October ‘08
“The target audience for this is probably young enough to be seeing all this stuff for the first time. For anyone who has watched TV before, it's extra mature cheese.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsSwedes have White Teeth
Channel 4 comedies The Inbetweeners and White Teeth are heading to Sweden following a significant sale to the region by C4i.
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NewsStephen Fry in America goes global
BBC1 series Stephen Fry in America and controversial Channel 4 documentary Pregnant Man have been sold to multiple regions following a successful Mipcom for DCD Rights.
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NewsBritannia fails to get High (ratings)
ITV1's cross between High School Musical and Fame, Britannia High, got off to a shaky start with 3.3m viewers (14.4% share) yesterday at 6.15pm.
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NewsITN launches quirky clip business
ITN Source has created a digital production business to monetise quirky archive content by packaging it for Myspace, YouTube and MSN.
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C4's ten most criticised shows in March
Dispatches: The Trouble with Boris receives 131 complaints
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Boris Johnson doc gets 131 complaints
Channel 4 has received 131 complaints about a Dispatches programme analysing Boris Johnson's first year in office as London mayor.
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Ratings
Hell's Kitchen scorches Traffic Cops
ITV1'S Hells Kitchen pulled in a heavenly 4.1m viewers for the commercial broadcaster last night, narrowly edging out BBC1's Traffic Cops.
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BBC points to surge in online news viewing
The gap between the number of people watching major news events on TV and those watching online is narrowing fast, the BBC has claimed.
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BBC Learning boss to leave
BBC controller of Learning Liz Cleaver has decided to step down later this year and not to move to Salford.
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News4oD to get top Fox shows
Channel 4 has lined up US shows The Wire and 24 for its 4oD service after signing a third-party deal with Fox International’s entertainement channel FX.
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BBC2 orders more Mitchell and Webb
David Mitchell and Robert Webb will introduce “embarrassingly un-PC superhero” Captain Todger in the third series of That Mitchell and Webb Look, which has been commissioned for 2010.
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Hill beats Ross in Bafta triumph
Comedian Harry Hill took home the best entertainment performance prize at last night's Bafta TV awards, beating Jonathan Ross to the coveted trophy.
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The Wire's Simon mulls CIA series
David Simon, co-creator of The Wire, is eyeing up a history of the CIA for US cable broadcaster HBO.
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Global Radio chief demands DAB deadline
Global Radio chief executive Stephen Miron has called on the government to “focus their minds” and name a date for DAB migration.
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X Factor can survive without Cowell, says show exec
The X Factor is a big enough format to survive any on-screen talent leaving the show - including Simon Cowell, its executive producer has declared.