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    SKY CONFIRMS MILLIGAN APPOINTMENT.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    Five deputy chief executive Nick Milligan will join BSkyB in June in the new role of

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    Grade steps in for Bate at TV Corp.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    Former Channel 4 chief executive Michael Grade is to take temporary charge of indie The Television Corporation following the resignation of executive chairman Terry Bate, writes Glen Mutel.

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    BBC debuts Glasto on broadband.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    The Glastonbury music festival and the Athens Olympics are to be the first events broadcast via broadband by the BBC, writes Leigh Holmwood.

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    LADBROKE'S BBC PUSH.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    Radio indie Ladbroke Productions has made two heavyweight appointments to its creative department. Richard Bannerman, former

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    BBC REGIONAL SPLIT.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    The BBC is to create a 12th English region by splitting the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire area

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    BBC prepares for DG choice.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    The BBC's board of governors has set up a nominations committee to oversee the first stages of the appointment of a new director general, writes Leigh Holmwood.

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    BBC LOSES SCOTTISH FOOTBALL RIGHTS.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    The BBC has lost the rights to screen live Scottish Premier League (SPL) games after the

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    KERRANG! RADIO TEST.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    Emap is to test Kerrang! Radio in a further seven cities to lay the groundwork for

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    OPTIMISTIC MOVE.

    2004-03-05T16:29:03Z

    The Optimistic Network, the multichannel company run by former Channel 4 strategy and development director David

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    ITV News struggles at 10.30pm.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    ITV1's revamped late evening news is struggling to deliver strong audiences in its new slot, writes Jon Rogers.

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    Ex-BBC man in at C4 day time.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Channel 4 has appointed former BBC1 head of planning and scheduling Adam MacDonald to reinvigorate its

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    COOKE LEAVES RADIO 4.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Veteran BBC Radio 4 broadcaster Alistair Cooke is retiring after 70 years at the BBC. The

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    C4 PROMOTES HILSUM.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Channel 4 News has promoted Lindsey Hilsum to the position of international editor. Hilsum, who has

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    WALTERS RISES AT S4C.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Welsh distributor S4C International has promoted Huw Walters to the newly created role of head of

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    SKY HIRES SEGAL TO WORK WITH AMERICA.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Sky has hired former BBC senior vice-president of programme acquisition Rebecca Segal as senior vice-president of

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    SEPTEMBER APPOINTS EX-FISHER PRESIDENT.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    September Films has hired former Fisher Entertainment president Alan Winters to lead its US division following

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    Top-Up TV wins battle over EPG.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Top-up TV, the company launching a pay-TV service on DTT, has won its battle to have

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    Blackburn returns to BBC.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    Tony Blackburn is returning to BBC radio after a 15-year absence to host a music and talk show on BBC London, writes Michael Rosser.

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    BBC KEEPS HOLD OF FRENCH AND SAUNDERS.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    The BBC has extended its deal with comedians Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French to keep them

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    BBC DOCU-DRAMA ROLE.

    2004-03-05T16:29:02Z

    The BBC has created a new role overseeing the development of docu-dramas following the success of