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NewsSRH posts strong start to year
Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) today defied market conditions to post like-for-like radio revenues up 6.5 per cent in the first quarter of the financial year, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsBBC replaces Pickard and Scholey
The BBC has moved to fill its two vacant senior programming posts by promoting CBBC head of programming Dorothy Prior as CBBC controller and Natural History Unit (NHU) editor Neil Nightingale as NHU head, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Off the Record - And finally ...
Vittorio Giannini, Rushes telecine producer, would like everyone to think he has mafia connectionsWhat's the biggest
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Off the Record - Cross infection.
One skiving OTR spy who was recently seeking a sick note at the doctor's surgery reports
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Off the Record - Tara Palmer-Tomkinson on shopping channel.
Who says that Tara Palmer-Tomkinson is a scatter-brained toff posing as an 'it' girl - it's
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Off the Record - A basket case.
Sky chief Dawn Airey seems to be adapting well to the realities of life in the
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Off the Record - New offices for Ofcom.
Congratulations to Ofcom which has announced a chief executive and a new home all in the
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TX - Next generation game.
The pedigree that Jane Fallon has built up through her work on the seminal series This
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Off the Record - Member with eye for a good idea.
Five deputy factual commissioner Liam Humphreys must be well used to odd pitches, judging by his
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CITY WATCH - Sky clears path to profit growth.
The satellite broadcasting giant has fought off anti-competitive charges and is now looking forward to falling content costs and a swelling subscriber base - while its rivals are in disarray. Is the sky the limit?
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INTERVIEW - The Capital view.
David Mansfield has led Capital Radio for the past five years, dealing with Tarrant, takeovers, and the growth of digital. But could the UK's largest radio group soon have new American owners? By Conor Dignam.
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Wishful thinking?
The BBC's rivals want Ofcom to have more power over its activities, but Tessa Jowell says that's not going to happen - yet. But what powers does Ofcom already have to curb Greg Dyke's ambitions?
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2002's blockbusters.
Last year's top 100 programmes showed a decline for mainstream TV as viewers turned away from terrestrial channels in record numbers to tune into multichannel shows.
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ON THE BOX - The last chance salon.
Ftn channel editor Hannah Barnes cut short her viewing of The Salon but would tune in any time to C4's Without Prejudice.
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IN MY VIEW.
On how local radio for local people is self-regulating and doesn't need Ofcom meddling.
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TRADE TALK - On a mission.
Can Mary FitzPatrick fill the vacuum created by the axing of C4's multicultural department and make the channel a more inclusive place?
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Nucoda tool for Spring.
Media company Nucoda has announced that its first PC-based full-resolution tool for film will be on
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - Clear miracles for the second coming.
Post facility Clear has completed visual effects work on Red Productions' forthcoming drama The Second Coming.
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LEADER - Carter is good choice for chief.
Stephen Carter's appointment as chief executive of Ofcom is a brave move that could be very good news for the industry. Carter is a strong strategic thinker who shares David Currie's commitment to a joined-up regulator playing an appropriate role in a modern communications industry.