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BBC PROMOTES PATEL.
BBC head of revenue management Zarin Patel will take on the role of group finance director
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CORNISH EXPANSION.
Denham Productions, the indie behind Rick Stein's food series, is to open a new office in
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NEW FACE FOR 'ENDERS.
EastEnders' new executive producer Kathleen Hutchison has created a new gangster for the flagging soap -
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NEW DATES FOR ITV1.
ITV1 is set to give dating shows another shot with an improvised comedy format fronted by
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TOP 10 SKY ONE SHOWS IN AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Sky One's schedule has once again relied largely on US imports to attract the viewers. However,
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JAGO EXITS CAPITAL.
Johnny Vaughan's Capital FM co-presenter Becky Jago is to leave the station at the end of
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KIDS HOSTS SQUARE UP.
BBC children's presenters Dick and Dom will go head to head with CiTV's Ministry of Mayhem
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ASIAN LAUNCH PLANNED FOR BBC PRIME.
BBC Worldwide's entertainment channel, BBC Prime, is to launch across Asia from 1 December. The channel,
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ITV SWEEPS BOARD AT NATIONAL TV AWARDS.
Coronation Street prodigy Sam Aston (above) was the most popular winner at last night's National Television
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BBC mourns loss of radio legend.
John Peel's death this week at the age of 65 is a devastating blow to the
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TWG PLANS BID FOR BELFAST FM LICENCE.
The Wireless Group has joined forces with the Belfast Telegraph in its bid for a new
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Zeal TV buys Chatterbox.
Producer-distributor Zeal Television has bought The Chatterbox Partnership in a deal worth more than£1m, writes Maria Esposito.
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Sex Traffic film to hit cinemas.
Channel 4's successful sex slave drama Sex Traffic is being remade as a feature-length film, writes Maria Esposito.
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Hex lifts Sky's peaktime curse.
Sky One's autumn season, which has included shows such as Deadwood and Hex, has seen the channel regain some of its lost peaktime audience, writes Jon Rogers.
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Hartog hired by Tailor-Made.
Stephanie Hartog, the FremantleMedia executive behind the international roll-out of the Pop Idol format, has been hired by indie Tailor-Made Films (TMF), writes Michael Rosser.
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SAMBROOK TO PROBE JOURNALISTS' RISKS.
BBC director of global news Richard Sambrook is to chair a new international committee investigating the
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C4 ties in T4's Jones for 2005.
Channel 4 has signed up T4 presenter Steve Jones to an exclusive, 12-month golden-handcuffs deal to keep him on the channel throughout 2005, writes Maria Esposito.
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Somethin' Else appoints South Bank Show director.
Indie Somethin' Else has added extra clout to its television division by appointing South Bank Show producer and director Leo Burley as head of development, writes Michael Rosser.
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Emap readies bid for SRH.
EMAP is expected to make a takeover bid for Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) before the end
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Comment - Necessary pain.
The result of the BBC's series of internal reviews looks likely to be radical change - and not before time, writes Conor Dignam, Editor.