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Sky takes on 17 news staff.
BSKYB has poured 'several million pounds' into its news operation to recruit 17 new staff and buy its own helicopter, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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BRAITHWAITES HIT US.
Granada International has sold its quirky ITV1 hit comedy At Home With the Braithwaites to the
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DRIVING ERROR BY BBC.
The BBC has been criticised by the Broadcasting Standards Commission for encouraging dangerous and irresponsible driving
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AWARDS SHORTLIST OUT
Sir David Attenborough and Endemol UK chairman Peter Bazalgette are to lead a panel of industry
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ARNESEN MOVES UP.
Cartoon Network has promoted Finn Arnesen to the position of head of Cartoon Network International programme
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XFM SIGNS ADAM & JOE.
Xfm has signed Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish of Channel 4's Adam and Joe Show fame.
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Ratings - Audience still uninspired by Fame Academy.
THE return of Fame Academy in a new early evening Saturday night slot failed to grab the limelight, writes Jon Rogers.
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RDF in row with RTL2 over Wife Swap copy.
RDF International (RDFI), the distribution arm of indie RDF Media, is considering legal action against German broadcaster RTL2 amid concerns that it has copied its Wife Swap format, writes Penny Hughes.
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ROSS IN THE RUNNING.
BBC Radio 2 DJ Jonathan Ross has been named as a possible successor to Capital FM's
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Kick-off time for Sky One footie strand.
Sky One is kicking-off a weekly strand called Football Zone this autumn, with the cornerstone of the output set to be a monthly fly-on-the-wall docusoap featuring Premiership club Newcastle United, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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BREAKFAST REUNION.
Indie Celador plans to re-unite former Big Breakfast hosts Johnny Vaughan and Denise Van Outen in
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Red tape delays Sky's Becks bid.
Sky is being frustrated in its bid to show top-level Spanish Football - including David Beckham's new side Real Madrid - by a red-tape row over television rights, writes Paul Revoir.
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GARDNER'S BBC MOVE.
LWT development producer Julie Gardner has been appointed as BBC Wales' new head of drama. South
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BBC RETHINKS TRAILS.
Senior BBC managers are to be brought in earlier on the making of the corporation's TV
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Capital banks on new chief.
Capital Radio is attempting to stem falling listener figures with a major reshuffle of its top-level management which will see veteran programmer Keith Pringle take control of its flagship London station, writes Michael Rosser.
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POP IDOL UPS ANTE.
The Saturday night scheduling battle between the BBC and ITV has intensified after the commercial network
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Bazalgette bullish over Big Brother 4.
Endemol UK chairman Peter Bazalgette has moved to defend the performance of Big Brother 4 as
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BBC2 to air first disabled love story.
BBC2 controller Jane Root has commissioned a ground-breaking new drama that will be the first to feature two disabled people in lead roles, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Heggessey pledges to tackle Saturday nights.
Lorraine Heggessey is to redraw BBC1's Saturday night schedule in an attempt to find a new generation of ratings winning formats following criticism that her current entertainment-based strategy was not working, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Initial recruits Mentorn's Carsey.
Initial, the producer of Fame Academy, has poached indie Mentorn's head of entertainment Stephen Carsey to take on a new role as director of programmes as it continues its expansion drive, writes Leigh Holmwood.