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GRADE'S IDEA FOR AGM.
BBC chairman Michael Grade has proposed creating a 'virtual AGM' for viewers and listeners as part
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MAVERICK HIRINGS.
Birmingham-based indie Maverick Television has appointed two non-executive directors to the board. They are Sally Luton,
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BHOPAL HOAX PROBED.
The BBC has launched an investigation after it was tricked into broadcasting a live interview with
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ABC1 UP ON TELEWEST.
ABC1, the UK entertainment channel owned by Walt Disney, will be available to Telewest digital TV
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Town House names team for Five Trisha show.
Town House Productions, the indie behind Trisha Goddard's new daytime show, has assembled the senior production team for her forthcoming Five series, writes Michael Rosser.
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ITV plans gaming channel launch.
An interactive gaming channel is set to be the fourth channel launch from ITV.The new channel,
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I'm a Celebrity ... treading water.
The finale of I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me out of Here! bowed out in style on Monday night, peaking at 12.1 million (52%) as Joe Pasquale was crowned 'king of the jungle', writes Jon Rogers.
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MTV MD given Paramount Comedy brief.
MTV Networks UK & Ireland managing director Michiel Bakker is to take control of the UK Paramount Comedy channels, writes Susan Thompson.
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Top 10 shows for I'm a Celebrity ... 4.
This year's I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me out of Here! might not have been a
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Selling off the silver.
In what was probably the least surprising announcement made on Tuesday, Mark Thompson confirmed that BBC Broadcast is to be sold and partners sought for BBC Resources, writes Will Strauss.
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Industry reaction.
ON MANCHESTER'The move to Manchester is long overdue but the lead time seems unnecessarily long and
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Leopard snaps up ex-Talkback factual chief.
Ruth Wrigley, the former head of factual entertainment for Talkback Thames, is to join indie Leopard Films as its first head of entertainment, writes Michael Rosser.
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Manchester move mired in uncertainty.
The plans for the BBC's Manchester move had been so heavily leaked that there were few
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The view on the ground.
'I Feel betrayed. There is a deep sense that we have been sold down the river
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Comment - The harder path.
Mark Thompson's plans may make him unpopular but tough love is what is needed to secure the BBC's future, writes Conor Dignam, Editor.
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Revolution at the BBC.
Anger over 15% budget cut - Unions threaten strike action - Staff feel 'betrayed'.
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Indies attack 15% cuts.
Programme-makers have reacted with concern to BBC director general Mark Thompson's plan to cut 15% from
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NewsC4 unveils Celebrity Big Brother
Channel 4 is cashing in on the success of Big Brother 5 by bringing back its celebrity spin-off, Celebrity Big Brother , for an extended run.
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The BBC has unveiled the first major change to its commissioning structure following the review into its content supply arrangements, with the creation of four new commissioning areas in factual.
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NewsThe Man Who Broke Britain gets 2.4m
BBC2 one-off The Man Who Broke Britain managed a peak of 2.4 million (11%) but faced the might of Five's Hollywood blockbuster The Specialist.