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They think i'm still over it.....but i'm still mad
Furios cricketer David Gower gave telly bosses a battering last night after being bowled out of hit show They Think...
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Scottiosh TV group rings changes to make the Grade
Michael Grade, the former BBC1 controller and Channel 4 boss, has switched Channels again - to join Scottish Televi...
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BBC to defend balance as chiefs face MP's
The BBC will today issue a strong defence of the corporation's impartiality as a Commons select committee prepartes...
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Bosses at BBC handed a 13pc rise
Inflation busting pay rises of almost 13% have been awarded to BBC bosses. ...
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NewsLiving's Loose Lips gets second series
Living TV's first ever original talkshow, Loose Lips, has been given a vote of confidence after being recommissioned for a second series, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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NewsGrade returns to TV
Former Channel 4 chief executive Michael Grade is making a TV comeback after 6 years to replace Adam Singer as non-executive director of ITV's shareholder SMG, writes Sam Matthews
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NewsChannel 4 rapped in latest ITC bulletin
The ITC issued its latest programme complaints bulletin today (July 14), with over half the included complaints criticising Channel 4 shows, writes Sam Matthews
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NewsPace Micro slides into the red
Set-top box manufacturer Pace Micro Technology has plunged into the red after seeing its sales halve in the last financial year, writes Luke Satchell
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Off The Record - Kidding around.
The prime minister's wife, Cherie Blair, is definitely a doting mother.Sources at Granada International reveal that
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Off The Record - Live TV weather girl's falsies.
The promised return of Live TV is exciting former staff members who are looking forward to
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Off The Record - Toilets No Go.
Workers at the Hallmark Channel have been sitting cross-legged this week as the toilets at their
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Off The Record - Of mice and moles.
As readers may know, there are weighty issues burdening BBC bosses at White City these days.
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Off The Record - Whittingdale is rebellious rocker.
Shadow media secretary John Whittingdale may look like a strait-laced Tory but OTR can reveal that
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William couldn't rule the waves two weeks in row.
to ratings in multichannel homes (MCH) Programmes timed under five minutes and omnibus editions (eg
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TX - Top of the mourning.
Since HBO drama Six Feet Under ignited the nation's interest in the death business, it has
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Channel Report - Setanta's Irish eyes are smiling.
Setanta Sport began life broadcasting Irish football games to crowds in London, but has since expanded with sports channel launches in the UK and US. The company's next move is a major sports offering on Freeview.
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Interview - The other ITV chief.
With a freshly rebranded image, ITV2 aims to move beyond the realm of Pop Idol and I'm a Celebrity spin-offs to pioneer ad-funded output, says head of programming Daniela Neumann.
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News Analysis - Ofcom overload?
After staying tactfully silent about the Communications Bill, Ofcom chief executive Stephen Carter has spoken out about the seemingly endless additions to the super-regulator's remit. Will Ofcom be able to cope with the burden?
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On The Box - Meet the flint stones.
BBC Broadcast director, creative services Andy Bryant found Five's Britain's Finest fine and drama in mid-life crisis on ITV1.
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ITV Ownership - Who wants to own ITV?
The eventual merger of ITV, Competition Commission willing, will give foreign media giants a historic opportunity to own the UK's biggest commercial network. Mathew Horsman examines the runners and riders in the race for ITV.