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Industry reaction
Reaction from the BBC Trust, Sky, Pact and others following the release of the Digital Britain interim report.
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Rajar blog: Credit crunch spells good times for radio
The economy may be going down but radio figures are going up, as people turn to the trusty medium for breaking news and analysis, writes Grant Goddard.
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Darren Gough quits 5 Live for Talksport
England and Yorkshire cricketing legend Darren Gough has quit BBC Radio 5 Live to join TalkSport as a presenter on its popular Bowtime drivetime show.
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VideoVideo: Ofcom's Ed Richards on PSB
Ed Richards, chief executive of Ofcom, speaks to Broadcastnow about what the future of public service broadcasting means for the independent production sector.
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Airey urges C4 to consider Five merger
Five chief executive Dawn Airey has called on Channel 4 to curb its hostility to a merger of the broadcasters, which she claims could cut more than£100m of costs.
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UBC agrees£9m commercial arm sale
Radio content company UBC has agreed to sell its commercial division to Global Traffic Network for£9m, with further performance related payments.
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Billie Piper mulls indie launch
Billie Piper could be the next high profile celebrity to set up their own independent production company.
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GTV goes into liquidation
UK-based Pan-African broadcaster GTV has gone into liquidation with the loss of all staff.
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£50,000 up for grabs in online Dragons' Den
The BBC has launched a web spin-off of Dragons' Den in which wannabe entrepreneurs will face two new Dragons.
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Splash Media names factual head
Splash Media, the indie co-founded by former BBC exec Jane Lush, has hired freelance producer Michael Massey as head of its factual division.
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Ramsay sets swearing record
Gordon Ramsay has set a new record - for the most swear words in a TV show.
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BBC to claw back£1.75m in staff overpayments
The BBC is trying to recover£1.75m in accidental overpayments made to staff made over the last three years.
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943,000 see Ross Kemp Return to Afghanistan
Sky 1 was fighting fit at 10pm last night as Ross Kemp: Return to Afghanistan picked up a strong 943,000 (5.54%), marginally up on last year's run.
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There's life in BBC1's Old Guys
BBC1's new sitcom The Old Guys pulled in a spritely audience of 4.9m (22.4%) on Saturday night at 9.30pm.
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Attenborough's Darwin doc draws 6m
David Attenborough's documentary on scientist Charles Darwin pulled in a strong 6m viewers (22.9% share) at 9pm but it still wasn't enough to topple ITV1's ratings blockbusters.
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Raw Cut expands factual team
Raw Cut TV has appointed one of the directors behind ITV1's Mums on Strike to spearhead the indie's expansion in to factual and popular factual programming.
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Whitechapel conquers with 8.1m
ITV1's new three-part thriller made a cracking start last night at 9pm with a massive 8.1m viewers (29.8% share), in the face of strong competition from BBC1.
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Ratings rise as snow falls
The adverse weather conditions had a strong impact on television viewing yesterday as audience levels were up by over a third across the day.
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AP adds iconic images to archive
The Associated Press has added more than a century's worth of photo stills to its online video archive for international broadcasters.
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Top Up TV buys Sex and the City
Pay TV operator Top Up TV has picked up the broadcast rights to hit US series Sex and the City as part of a content deal with CBS Paramount International Television.