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NewsAardman to launch rights division
Wallace and Gromit producer Aardman has created a new division that will market the company's content around the world and acquire third-party content.
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NewsDCD inks£1.8m licensing deal
DCD Media has signed a substantial licensing deal with internet broadcaster Classical TV Limited, which will allow it to make inroads into its convertible debt.
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NewsKirstie and Phil beat Ofcom rap
Channel 4's Location, Location, Location has been cleared of political bias by Ofcom after its presenters launched a campaign to get stamp duty reformed.
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NewsTarget unveils new look
Target Entertainment has unveiled a new brand design and will now be known as Target Entertainment Group to coincide with its 10th anniversary.
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NewsTV critics 1 September '08
'... a lugubriously voyeuristic drama.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on the weekend's TV.
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NewsCBeebies returns Night Garden to bedtime hour
In the Night Garden has returned to CBeebies Bedtime Hour, ending a four-month hiatus that sparked fury among parents of toddlers.
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NewsBBC hires multimedia Mogull
Erik Huggers, director of future media and technology at the BBC, has recruited Kerstin Mogull to the newly created role of divisional chief operating officer.
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NewsGavin and Stacey head to Africa
BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey is to make its debut in Africa as part of a series of acquisitions by new channel BBC Entertainment.
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NewsSelina Scott to sue Five over age discrimination
Selina Scott is to sue Five over claims of age discrimination, saying she had been lined up as maternity cover for Natasha Kaplinsky on Five News but was overlooked for younger presenters.
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NewsRevamped Sky 1 delivers
The new look Sky 1 beat the competition with the biggest multichannel figures yesterday (31 August).
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NewsJK and Joel to leave Virgin
Virgin Radio presenters JK and Joel are to leave the rock station less than a year after joining it and will be replaced by Trent FM's Jo Russell.
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NewsNGW and Arqiva merger completed
The Competition Commission has rubber stamped the merger of the UK transmission companies Arqiva and National Grid Wireless.
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NewsNGW and Arqiva merger finalised
The Competition Commission has rubber stamped the merger of the UK transmission companies Arqiva and National Grid Wireless (NGW).
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NewsVirgin Radio gets Absolute rebrand
Virgin Radio has today kicked off its relaunch as the “cheeky and unapologetic” Absolute.
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NewsTalent acquires regional indie
Talent Group, the company behind the BBC's Test the Nation, has acquired factual indie KMB Productions and will rebrand it as Talent South.
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NewsMTV launches HD service
MTV Networks International has launched an international high definition service dedicated to music and kids.
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NewsMagic 105.4 goes Wilde
Ex-pop singer Kim Wilde has joined Magic 105.4 to present a new weekend show, Magic's Secret Songs.
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NewsTV critics 2 September '08
'... like Moderate Mass Murder with Harold Shipman.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsFremantle's Spalding wins exec role
FremantleMedia's Asia Pacific director Simon Spalding is to move to Europe to become the super-indie's regional chief executive officer.
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NewsConchords may hang up guitars
Cult HBO comedy Flight of the Conchords is likely to end after its forthcoming second series, its creators have revealed.