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DJ nips in with Page 3 winner
Cheeky radio DJ Stuart Grant is sending listeners wild using sizzling Daily Star Page 3 beauties in a new compeitio...
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No 10 points to new BBC errors
Downing Street raised the stakes yesterday in the battle over unsourced allegations that the Goverment doctored int...
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News Corp filing
The news corporation said last night that the US Department of Justice had requested more information on its propos...
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ITV giants plan new ad system to save merger
Carlton and Granada have this week proposed a new mechanism for selling television advertising in an attempt to sav...
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NewsITV dramas head Monte-Carlo shortlist
ITV drama The Second Coming and Channel 4's adaptation of Zadie Smith's debut novel White Teeth are among the finalists for the Gold Nymph Awards Competition at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival next month, writes Penny Hughes
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Cable & Wireless sells PCCW stake for£233m
Cable & Wireless yesterday offloaded its remaining 14 per cent stake in PCCW for£233 million, taking the total amo...
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HIT flops as fears on prospects emerge
Hit Entertainment came away with the worst fall in the FTSE 250 on the view that the recent rally in the shares of ...
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Reality re-match
While the remaining contestants are locked up in the Big Brother house continue to fight it out for this year's£70...
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US chats up Trisha
British TV daytime queen Trisha Goddard is set for stardom in the US. American television chiefs want her to host a...
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Kelly: I'll have my revenge
TV presenter Matthew Kelly has made a champagne return to Stars In Their Eyes and warned those who shunned him over...
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OFF THE RECORD - C4 sex maniac is recognised.
C4 sex maniac is recognised at last Channel 4's naughty but nice commissioner Simon Andreae, the
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OFF THE RECORD - ABC swoop in to grab US broadcast rights.
ABC may have swooped in to grab the US broadcast rights to Granada's infamous Martin Bashir's
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REALITY TELEVISION - TV's altered realities.
In his book, The Shadow of a Nation, author and broadcaster Nick Clarke blames TV for sending society into a tailspin, accusing the reality genre of corrupting the documentation of real life. Peter Keighron asks if he has a point.
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AND FINALLY ... Jess Bader, Rushes Soho Shorts festival organiser, on relinquishing her TOTP dream.
What's the cruellest thing you've ever done?Applied hair removal cream to someone's eyebrows when they were
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FORMATS SPECIAL - Zeal to conquer the world market.
After its parent, Sportsworld, went bust, formats specialist Zeal TV staged a management buyout. Within the space of a year, the indie has emerged as a global force both in production and in licensing.
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INTERVIEW - Earning the rights.
Following recommendations by the ITC that production companies take greater control of their programme rights, Rupert Dilnott-Cooper and Ian Jones discuss how best to generate value.
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FORMATS SPECIAL - The world at his feet.
For Mark Rowland, controlling rights was the natural way to expand indie Mentorn. Now part of TV Corp the international boss intends to grow the business through third party representation.
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OFF THE RECORD - Less highbrow footing.
On a less highbrow footing, there has been some tittering doing the rounds by those who