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NO RETURN FOR EVANS.
Chris Evans has announced he is unlikely to return to presenting, as he made his first
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Emap and GMG gear up to expand radio divisions.
Radio consolidation has been thrust back into the limelight after Emap and Guardian Media Group (GMG)
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Programming - Five show nicks petty criminals.
Investigative reporter Donal MacIntyre has unveiled his first series for Five after signing an exclusive deal
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CORRECTION.
A story about Channel 4's creative cities scheme last week incorrectly stated that Caledonia Sterne and
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PROGRAMMING - DIMBLEY GEARS UP FOR HARLEY CELEBRATION.
Dimbley Partners Ltd has been commissioned by BBC Radio 4 to help celebrate the centenary of
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STAFF BOOST FOR CAPITAL.
Capital Radio's flagship station has made three key appointments as it attempts to revive its fortunes.
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BBC SATELLITE GLITCHES.
BSkyB this week said there were still several thousand people who could not receive the BBC's
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BBC prepares to up Iraq presence.
The BBC is preparing to send London-based Iraqi reporters into Baghdad and Basra for the first
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BBC ENTERS MUSIC BIZ.
BBC Worldwide is set to add further artists to its newly launched commercial music label despite
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BBC DENIES HAND IN BOXING BARNEY.
The BBC will not change the way it covers boxing matches despite being blamed for helping
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Sirius TV bought back for pound.
The founders of shopping channel operator Sirius TV (SRTV) have bought the entire company for just£1 only three months after they sold it to Pacific Media, writes Paul Revoir.
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ITC penalises Shop America.
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has fined teleshopping channel Shop America a hefty£60,000 for repeated breaches of its advertising code, just days after its sister station You TV was fined£40,000 for similar transgressions, writes Leigh Hol
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GLOVER LEAVES 5 LIVE.
Fi Glover is leaving BBC Radio 5 Live after just five months in her morning slot.
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C4's cross- platform dept goes offline.
Channel 4 has axed its cross-platform development department following the departure of its head, Peter Grimsdale, writes Penny Hughes.
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Global spread of C4 Sars film.
The threat of the Sars virus may have receded in the UK, but the virus is still of great interest to overseas TV broadcasters, 13 of which have picked up Channel 4's Sars: Killer Bug film, writes Penny Hughes.
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PROGRAMMING - TALKBACK GOES ALONG FOR THE RIDE WITH C4.
Talkback Productions is set to be commissioned to make Other People's Holidays for Channel 4. The
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Scottish news under review.
BBC Scotland is to begin a full review of its news output later this month that
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Pickard kids plan shelved.
Former CBBC controller Nigel Pickard's plan to create a global 'programming bank' of children's titles that
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RATINGS - Five hopes for fresh start with Gaby and Terry.
Five's new morning magazine show that reunites presenters Terry Wogan and Gaby Roslin got off to a modest start this week, writes Jon Rogers.
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ITV Digital staff win pay victory.
EX-ITV Digital workers are considering legal action in the high court after an employment tribunal backed