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NewsBarb's McDevitt to step down
Caroline McDevitt, the chief executive of the Broadcaster's Audience Research Board, has announced that she will step down from the post at the end of the year, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsParadise Hotel gets extended run
Mentorn's prime-time reality show on America's Fox network, Paradise Hotel, has been extended by the broadcaster for an extra six weeks, writes Jon Rogers
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BBC wins praise from key critic
The hugely ambiitious MP for Rhondda, Chris Bryant has led the Labour Party criticism of the Radio 4 Today Programm...
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OFF THE RECORD - Howells gets to the meat of it.
Former broadcasting minister Kim Howells showed his two years working with precious TV types has not
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Everyone's for tennis as long as Tim's on court.
Big Brother Nominations Uncut Tue 19.00 0.55 E4
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CHANNEL REPORT - Can QVC stay top of the TV shops?
QVC brought the teleshopping revolution to the UK when it launched here in 1993. Now 10 years on and with more than 20 rival stations, the channel is turning to technology to stay ahead of the competition.
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OFF THE RECORD - Bacardi.
Spare a thought for Bacardi which sponsored the Radio Academy Fast Track element of the Radio
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TX - All in the same boat.
It was the first amphibious assault since Suez and two women were among the 1,100-strong, predominantly
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OFF THE RECORD - Fame Academy.
In a desperate bid to stop the media beating it up, Fame Academy has opened its
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AND FINALLY ... Nick Fraser, editor of BBC4 and BBC2's Storyville, on turning up at Kim Philby's funeral.
What's the cruellest thing you've ever done?Gnat-huntingTell us one of your most hilarious faux pasCrashing KGB
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INTERVIEW - Where there's a Will.
Back-stabbing, Machiavellian scheming and leaks to the press. But the BBC's former deputy director general Will Wyatt says that's not really his style - just what he thought necessary to stop Greg Dyke taking the top job.
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On The Box - Eat your heart out.
Rainbow Post Productions facilities manager Louise Goldman found Saturday Kitchen lukewarm but Travels of a Gringo hot stuff.
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Format Fatigue - Big Brother, big trouble?
With audience figures falling and critics slating this year's Big Brother is the show over for the daddy of reality TV programmes? Patrick Barrett looks at what the future holds for the format as the producers try to win back viewers.
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News Analysis - The Kevin Lygo Show.
With breakfast, daytime, early evening and late night to sort out, plus Channel 4's multicultural and nations and regions remits, will new director of television Kevin Lygo still have time for a bit of mischief?
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In My View - Richard Hooper.
On how Ofcom has a bigger and more creative role to play than regulating on negative content.
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Trade Talk - Five for Five?
As Kevin Lygo heads off for a fresh challenge and a bigger budget at C4, who is lurking in the wings ready to take up the reins at Five?
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Free to Air - You're just killing me.
Something odd happened a couple of weeks ago: I wrote something complimentary about the BBC's mainstream
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PROGRAMMING - STEVE-O SET FOR MEN & MOTORS.
Granada Sky Broadcasting's Men & Motors channel has signed an exclusive deal with distribution company Nigel
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PROGRAMMING - GLASSHEAD'S MAGIC GRANDAD WINS REORDER.
Indie Glasshead has won a commission for a second 4 x 15-minute series of BBC educational