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ITN to axe 40 news posts.
ITN is to look across its operation for up to 40 jobs cuts, following confirmation that it is to take over London's ITV regional news from the Carlton and Granada-owned London News Network (LNN), writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Abramsky: radio must go digital.
The BBC's director of radio and music, Jenny Abramsky, has warned that the future of radio
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INITIAL TO PRODUCE MANDELA'S AIDS AWARENESS CONCERT.
Initial, the music entertainment and live event arm of Endemol, is to produce a major Aids
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BBC news comes bottom of poll on Iraq.
Viewers regarded the BBC's coverage of the war in Iraq as less objective than its commercial rivals, according to new research from the Independent Television Commission (ITC), writes Paul Revoir.
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DERBYSHIRE TO R5.
DJ Victoria Derbyshire is to replace Nicky Campbell as the host of BBC Radio 5 Live's
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WILDSCREEN HIRES.
The Wildscreen festival - the biennial event for wildlife programme-makers, which is based in Bristol -
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INDIES' RTS HOPES.
Indies Mosaic Films, Matchbox TV, Clementine Productions and Zig Zag Productions have all been nominated for
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Sky Movies to become more accessible.
Sky Movies is to revamp its service next month in a bid to make it more accessible and easier for viewers to navigate, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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Emap boosts radio team.
Media giant Emap, the publisher of Broadcast, has bolstered its radio management team by appointing new deputy programme directors to four of its key stations, writes Michael Rosser.
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Ratings - Pompeii buries the opposition.
BBC1's CGI-enhanced documentary looking at the day the ancient Roman city of Pompeii was destroyed when Vesuvius erupted was a powerful ratings attraction with 9.5 million viewers (38.1% share), writes Jon Rogers.
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TOP CGI-ENHANCED DOCUMENTARIES.
The use of CGI technology in bringing a bygone age to life has proved to be
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VETERAN SHOW ENDS.
The BBC has confirmed it is to axe veteran show This Is Your Life following the
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Commissioners 'need training'.
Badly trained commissioners are having a detrimental effect on the relationship between broadcasters and indies, a
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Ware exit prompts rejig at ITN Factual.
ITN has promoted Philip Armstrong Dampier and Marilyn Bennett to run ITN Factual, following the departure of Julian Ware as director of programmes last week, writes Paul Revoir.
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Zig Zag series charts Euro 2004 build-up.
Indie Zig Zag has picked up one of the last commissions under Sara Ramsden's reign as controller of Sky One with a series tracking the progress of a trio of English national footballers preparing for Euro 2004, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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Finding ITV ad ref proves difficult.
Headhunters looking to appoint the new independent adjudicator to oversee the fair handling of advertising rates at the newly merged ITV are said to be finding it tough to locate a suitable candidate, writes Paul Revoir.
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Solus card deal in the bag.
Terrestrial broadcasters have struck a deal to resurrect the free viewing cards that allow viewers to watch ITV, Channel 4 and Five on satellite without subscribing to Sky, writes Michael Rosser.
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BBC plans theme night on nation's debt habit.
The BBC is to follow up its controversial day of programming on asylum with a look at the nation's burgeoning debt pile in the latest in its run of current affairs specials, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC DRAMA TRIUMPHS AT PRIX EUROPA.
The BBC has picked up five awards at the prestigious Prix Europa awards in Berlin, including