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EITVF EXPERTS CHOSEN.
The organisers of the Edinburgh TV Festival have unveiled the advisory committee for next year's event.
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Classic simulcasts on TV and radio.
Classic FM is set to bridge the gap between its national radio station and its digital television channel with its first simultaneous broadcast, writes Michael Rosser.
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Ofcom clears sales deal.
Ofcom has paved the way for Channel 4, Five and BSkyB to merge their advertising sales divisions after it withdrew the Independent Television Commission's rules on the joint selling of airtime, writes Glen Mutel.
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Granada Int to fund co-pro trio.
Granada International has ploughed cash into three co-production deals as part of an attempt to broaden
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YORK HONOURS DYKE.
BBC director general Greg Dyke has been made chancellor of York University. Dyke, who graduated with
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FARNSWORTH AT SIX.
BBC4 News editor Amanda Farnsworth is to take over the helm of BBC1's Six O'Clock News
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FORMAT FOCUS: THE RESTAURANT.
In Unique's hit format for Ireland's RTE, celebrity guests play the role of head chef at a real restaurant and have to endure feedback from diners, writes Jon Rogers.
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Regions 'need to keep talent'.
BBC Director of factual and learning John Willis has called on the major broadcasters and indies
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C4 deal brings Price-drop.TV onto Freeview.
Shopping channel Price-drop.tv has taken one of the remaining slots on the Freeview digital terrestrial television platform, after it agreed a deal with Channel 4 to use its 'gifted' space on the service, writes Paul Revoir.
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ROBINSON LEAVES DISNEY AFTER FIVE YEARS.
Paul Robinson, managing director of Disney's UK television channels and worldwide head of programming strategy for
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TOP OF THE POPS: REVAMPED SHOW WINS BIGGEST AUDIENCE FOR SEVEN YEARS.
BBC1's chart show has been in need of a radical revamp for some time. Back in
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Autumn launch for CiTV channel.
ITV will launch its dedicated CiTV multichannel offering by autumn next year, writes Paul Revoir.
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BBC WINS LOWER PRICE FOR RUGBY CLIPS.
The BBC has signed a deal with the International Rugby Board (IRB) to show footage of
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JOBS FREEZE AT BBC.
BBC news has instigated a recruitment freeze as it attempts to make budgetary savings, although job
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BBC/Coke deal outrages rivals.
Commercial radio executives have lashed out at the BBC's decision to promote Coca-Cola during licence-fee funded
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BECTU KEEPS OLD TIE.
Bectu members have voted to keep the union's ties with the Labour party following the first
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FERRARI TO CAMPAIGN.
Nick Ferrari, LBC's new breakfast show presenter, will introduce a series of public campaigns to the
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FIVE LOOKS INTO DYSFUNCTIONAL CHRISTMAS.
A Five documentary is to explore the dark side of the Christmas spirit as part of
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Granada gives Roberts drama.
Granada has handed outgoing Coronation Street producer Kieran Roberts a new role at the company as head of drama in Manchester, writes Paul Revoir.
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US DRAMAS AT HEART OF SKY ONE WINTER.
Sky One's winter schedule will feature a range of new US drama including Nip/Tuck, Jake 2.0,