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Liddle was 'ordered to sack Forsyth' from Today
The former editor of Radio 4's Today programme revealed yesterday that he was ordered by BBC executives to sack the...
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Tonight hits the jackpot with Jackson exclusive
Martin Bashir's interview with the singer Michael Jackson has earned Granada TV millions of pounds in overseas sale...
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AOL's former chief says long dispute led to exit
Gerald Levin, the former chief executive of AOL Time Warner last night said that a long-simmering dispute with chai...
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Referral for ITV merger
Plans for a£3 billion merger between Granada and Carlton are expected to be referred to the Competition Commission...
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Decision time looming for Viacom's odd couple
How much difference can one executive make to a $70 bn company? If your name is Mel Karmazin, it seems, the answer...
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Jackanory could return to TV
Channel 5 is considering bringing back the children's storytelling programme ...
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Welcome to the rave new world of politics, with not a tie in sight
Futuristic TV sets, purple chairs, lounge-lizard music. Oh, and not a buttoned-up shirt or tie in sight. If not for...
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NewsListeners switch to radio through the TV
The number of people listening to the radio through their television has jumped by a quarter in the last year, according to the latest figures from Rajar, writes John Plunkett
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NewsPension row at Ulster TV
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has expressed concern at the deficit in the pension fund of ITV minority shareholder Ulster Television (UTV), writes Paul Revoir
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NewsGranada and ABC announce landmark deal
ITV giant Granada and American network ABC have announced a ground-breaking deal to co-produce a new hour-long drama to be broadcast on both sides of the Atlantic at the same time, writes Luke Satchell
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Postman Pat and his black and white pals
Postman Pat's home village of Greendale is going multi-cultural. ...
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The only way that Barrymore will get to be a soap star
Down among the scissors and setting lotions, Michael Barrymore yesterday launched a desperate attempt to claw his w...
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Barrymore comes clean
Shamed presenter Michael Barrymore let his hair down yesterday when he made a surprise comeback on live TV. ...
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Capital leads radio charge
Capital radio shares were among the biggest gainers in the FTSE 250 yesterday after the latest set of radio listeni...
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Kate Adie: a hard act to follow into the war zone
In the summer of 2001, a journalist tried to ring the BBC's chief news correspondent about their shared love of Sun...
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Sir Jimmy Young's stand-in added 250,000 listeners to Radio 2 show
Sir Jimmy Young, the octogenarian broadcaster who grudgingly departed Radio 2's lunchtime slot after 28 years last ...
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Racist? Not me
Perhaps it was inevitable that a left-wing website would spring up offering a 'Punch Richard Littlejohn' interactiv...