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SKY SEES PROFITS SOAR IN LAST SIX MONTHS.
BSkyB has seen its operating profits rocket up 84% to£130m in the six months to
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PRODUCER CHOSEN FOR DOCTOR WHO REVIVAL.
Phil Collinson, the producer of BBC1 dramas Sea of Souls and Linda Green, has been confirmed
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NEWSNIGHT SPECIAL LOOKS AT IRAQ WAR.
Jeremy Paxman is to front a 90-minute primetime Newsnight special on the reasons why Britain went
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BROADCAST YOUNG TALENT AWARDS 2004.
Broadcast has begun its search for the next generation of programme-making superstars with the launch of
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BBC ents exec jumps ship to indie Mentorn.
Indie Mentorn has poached one of the BBC's key entertainment development executives to become its new head of entertainment, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Top-Up TV signs set-top box deal.
Top-up TV, the new pay-TV network set to be offered to almost a million Freeview viewers,
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Jungle fever reaches new high.
ITV1'S coverage of I'm a Celebrity ... Get me out of Here! reached record levels with
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DEEP BLUE FILM LAUNCH.
Deep Blue, the 90-minute feature film version of the BBC1 underwater nature series The Blue Planet
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BACON ON 5 LIVE MENU.
Richard Bacon, the former Blue Peter presenter, has returned as a talk show host for Radio
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BBC SEEKS CHAIRMAN.
The search for a new BBC chairman officially commenced this week when adverts were placed for
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MORE RADIO LICENCES.
Ofcom is to create 35 radio licences around the country. The broadcasting regulator has earmarked Liverpool,
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C4 moves to up rights revenue.
Channel 4 has bolted together its distribution and sales arm with its consumer products division in
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MP warns against Commons TV freedom.
Broadcasters should not be given more freedom to cover House of Commons debates because MPs' behaviour could damage the dignity of Parliament, a former BBC producer turned MP has warned, writes David Rose.
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Discovery offers pay per view broadband.
Discovery Networks International has launched a UK pay-per view and subscription broadband service, giving viewers access to up to 20 hours a month of new content, writes Paul Revoir.
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Leopard takes on Shine exec.
Leopard Films has appointed Shine executive producer Jonathon Holmes as its first head of factual and features, writes Glen Mutel.
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LUNCH SHOW CLEARED.
An internal BBC investigation into allegations of bullying and harassment on its flagship business show Working
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CARDIFF STUDIO OPENS.
Welsh indie Green Bay Media has launched a new production centre in Cardiff. Talbot Studios, which
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COMMUNITY HEAD.
Flextech Television's editor of interactive programming, Sinead Hughes, has been appointed interactive TV editor of the
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Lion makes gay format for Fox.
Lion Television has strengthened its foothold in the US with a major new commission for the