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BBC hit by ECM cash crisis.
BBC Worldwide has been left #850,000 out of pocket after the company that distributes its shows in Asia - including Weakest Link - ran into financial trouble, writes Conor Dignam.
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Series for No Going Back couple.
The husband and wife team who quit their mobile disco business in the UK to run a 15-acre farm in Tuscany as part of Channel 4's No Going Back series have been given their own six-part show, writes Penny Hughes.
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TYRONE APPOINTMENT.
Tyrone Productions has appointed a producer on ITV 1's Blind Date as its new head of
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FLAK FOR GREEN AT AGM.
Carlton chairman Michael Green came under attack from shareholders at the ITV company's AGM this week.
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Blair advisor gets Ofcom job.
One of the main architects of the Communications Bill has been given a key role in
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Labour peers press for open BBC accounts.
Pressure is mounting on the BBC to give way in the row over its refusal to open its books to MPs, writes David Rose.
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News Special: Covering the Conflict - Abu Dhabi TV rivals Al-Jazeera's thunder.
Last Friday evening at the start of the coalition's so-called 'shock and awe' bombing of Baghdad,
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Celador to sell All American Girl for indie 19.
WHO Wants to Be a Millionaire? distributor Celador International has teamed up with Simon Fuller's 19 Entertainment to sell the Pop Idol creator's latest format, All American Girl, writes Jane Marlow.
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News Special: Covering the Conflict - MTV issues war ban list.
MTV has pulled a host of music videos from its playlists, fearing they may offend or upset viewers during the military conflict in Iraq, writes Paul Revoir.
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News Special: Covering the Conflict - Al-Jazeera wins freedom award.
Al-Jazeera, the Arabic news channel, which this week caused controversy for its coverage of explicit footage
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OFF THE RECORD - Lookalikes.
Capital FM 95.8 programme controller Ric Blaxill and Simply Red pop star Mick Hucknall. One is famous for melodious chart-topping records, the other could do with one.
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News Special: Covering the Conflict - Journalism comes of age as technology brings home reality of war.
Call it 'raw journalism' or real reality TV, history was made last week when for the
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Marchant hits out at Channel 4.
Tony Marchant, one of Britain's leading dramatists, has teamed up with the producer behind Clocking Off and Queer as Folk to launch a stinging attack on Channel 4 - accusing the broadcaster of a lack of clarity, writes Penny Hughes.
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Top 3 indies rule television.
Endemol UK, The Television Corporation and TWI supplied over 50 per cent of the output of
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Kids to sing for Europe.
The European Broadcasting Union is looking to find the next Britney Spears with a kids version
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News chiefs to stop staff entering Iraq.
TV news chiefs have shelved plans to send up to 100 more staff into Iraq because
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NewsITC to rule on BBC/BSkyB row
The BBC is reporting BSkyB to the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after the satellite broadcaster confirmed it would move BBC1 and BBC2 from their prime positions on the electronic programme guide (EPG), writes Leigh Holmwood
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On the way back up again
Mark Goodier is down, but not out - in the past year the former Radio 1 DJ lost his job and a company. Now he is tr...
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Never mind the quality, feel those margins
In the UK, HBO is best known for its highbrow original programming. But there's more to the US cable network's succ...
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Shopping and fibbing
Tele-shopping is growing - along with the ITC's determination to police it. ...