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News303 BBC staffers volunteer for redundancy
The BBC Vision Productions division is understood to have had 303 people register their interest in voluntary redundancy.
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NewsTV's Most Haunted format goes to radio
Ghosts, poltergeists and seances are expected at Kerrang! in Birmingham, after the station signed up TV's Most Haunted presenter Yvette Fielding to produce a weekly spook show.
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NewsHD Freeview moves a step closer
BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Five have signed a preliminary agreement to deliver high definition channels on Freeview by the completion of digital switchover.
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NewsWar comedy tops new BBC2 season
A comedy about 'a small African war' as seen through the eyes of journalists will air as part of BBC2's winter/spring 2008 schedule.
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Prison breaks up early
US drama Prison Break, which airs on Sky One in the UK, has come off the air for its Christmas break one month early.
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NewsScandinavia sales for C4I factual slate
Distributor Channel 4 International has sold a raft of factual and comedy shows to broadcasters in Scandinavia.
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NewsTV Critics 21 November 2007
TV critics' verdict on programmes - including the start of BBC2’s Earth: The Power of the Planet - broadcast on 20 November 2007.
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NewsAll3 goes global with the Underdog Show
BBC format The Underdog Show is to be remade in seven territories around the world following a series of deals struck by All3Media International.
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NewsWar comedy tops new BBC2 season
A comedy about 'a small African war' as seen through the eyes of journalists will air as part of BBC2's winter/spring 2008 schedule.
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NewsOfcom proposes Freeview upgrade
Ofcom has proposed a significant upgrade of DTT that would offer more channels and new services, including free-to-air high-definition.
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NewsBBC2 orders war comedy
A comedy about “a small African war” as seen through the eyes of journalists will be aired by BBC2, as part of its winter/spring 2008 schedule.
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NewsC4 tucks into food season
Channel 4 is lining up specials featuring celebrity chefs Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall as part of its two-week food season in January.
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NewsVirgin adds Star Trek on-demand
Virgin Media has signed a deal with CBS Paramount to add hundreds of hours of Star Trek content to its on-demand service.
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NewsDigital UK chief quits
Ford Ennals has quit as chief executive of Digital UK, the group charged with leading digital switchover.
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NewsBBC drafts in Osman replacement
The BBC has recruited Ed Williams to replace Sally Osman as head of corporate communications.
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NewsBBC2 enhances the Power of the Planet
BBC2’s new science documentary Earth: The Power of the Planet got off to a fine start at 9pm last night with 2.8m viewers (11.3%).
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NewsBrand taking the mic for C4
Russell Brand is to compere a one-off Saturday Night Live-style comedy show for Channel 4.
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NewsDispatches editor commits to indie investigations
Kevin Sutcliffe has pledged his support to indies producing hard-hitting docs for Dispatches after Ofcom cleared Channel 4 over complaints about its Undercover Mosque film.
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NewsHundreds of volunteers for BBC News cuts
More BBC News staff have expressed interest in taking voluntary redundancy than the level of cuts the department needs to make in the first year.
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NewsEvan Davis joins Today
Dragon's Den presenter Evan Davis is to join BBC Radio 4’s Today programme where he will replace presenter Carolyn Quinn.