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    L'POOL WRITERS FUND.

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    Mersey Film has secured£25,000 worth of funding from North West Vision to find and develop

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    EMAP SEEKS METAL MD.

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    Emap, publisher of Broadcast, is hunting for a managing director to spearhead its Kerrang! radio brand

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    SRH BUYS INTO EIRE.

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    Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) is set to strengthen its foothold in the Irish Republic with an

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    Ex Loaded ed James Brown moves into TV.

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    Former Loaded editor James Brown, ex Blue Peter presenter Richard Bacon and Lord Bell's Chime Communications have formed an unlikely alliance to create a new television show, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    BROADCAST POLLS INDUSTRY OPINIONS.

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    Broadcast has launched a new electronic opinion poll giving people in the industry the chance to

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    BBC SIGNS DIGITAL EDUCATION DEAL.

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    The BBC has signed a contract with Microsoft to develop the technology to deliver its controversial

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    ITV's rugby kicks BBC into touch.

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    England's match against Samoa in the rugby World Cup saw ITV1 cruise to an easy victory in the morning ratings battle last weekend, writes Jon Rogers.

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    BBC COMEDY CASH.

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    The BBC is to launch a new comedy writers' bursary worth£6,000 to mark the opening

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    BBC IN TRADE MISSION.

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    The BBC is preparing to travel to Japan with the Digital Radio Development Bureau and the

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    BBC tops list at kids Baftas.

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    BBC drama Behind Closed Doors, which looked at domestic violence from a child's point of view,

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    LNN MAN BACK TO BBC.

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    London News Network (LNN) head of news Malcolm Balen is to return to BBC News as

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    BECK BACK IN RUSSIA.

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    BBC World Service has appointed Sara Beck as head of its Russian division. Beck began her

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    Re:covered axed for TOTP spin-off.

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    BBC3 IS TO axe its music show Re:covered after just two series and replace it with

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    NEW LAWS TO PROTECT AGAINST PIRATES.

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    Broadcasters will be able to hit back against pirates who copy and sell their programmes, thanks

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    TV and radio ads may fall under ASA.

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    ITV has welcomed proposals for new super-regulator Ofcom to hand over responsibility for television and radio advertising to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), writes Paul Revoir.

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    TOP 10 SPORTS EVENTS SO FAR THIS YEAR.

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    While England's match against Samoa might have brought a healthy audience to ITV1 it was nowhere

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    Pilkington quits Sky for Monkey.

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    Sky One's senior commissioning executive for factual entertainment, Jo Pilkington, is leaving to join independent production company Monkey, writes Paul Revoir.

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    ITV supports regional fund.

    2003-11-05T10:27:46Z

    ITV has again given its backing to a regional production fund that offers£2m to companies outside the M25 to make shows for the ITV network, writes Paul Revoir.

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    NEWS CONFERENCES IN MERGER TALKS.

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    The organiser of Newsworld, the annual conference for the news industry, are in merge talks with

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    UKTV channel launch targets youth.

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    UKTV is to drop its time-shift channel UK Gold 2, which shows UK Gold programmes 12 hours later, and replace it with a new channel with a target audience of younger, more contemporary viewers, writes Rosemary Gallagher.