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Ingram backs Zenith management buy-out
Zenith Entertainment, the independent television production company behind programmes such as Inspector Morse and C...
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NewsITV's Lloyd killed by 'friendly fire'
News executives have paid tribute to ITV News reporter Terry Lloyd, who was killed this weekend in Iraq when his jeep came under fire near the southern town of Basra, writes John Plunkett
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Journalists in the line of fire
In any conflict, journalists become casualties: it is the inevitable outcome of the important process of bearing wi...
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Banking on Barclay for NTL turnaround
NTL and Barclay Knapp, chief executive, had reason to celebrate the conclusion of the cable operator's lengthy bank...
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BBC chairman rejects audit office scrutiny
Gavyn Davies, chairman of the BBC, has issued a strong defence of the corporation's financial controls and vowed to...
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Audience embedded in 'reality TV' vision of war
The Iraq war has given new meaning to realiy television. ...
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The late, late show
The Iraq war's opening salvos were covered by last editions produced in the small hours. But do such heroic newsroo...
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Licence to cull
The BBC's decision to cut 100 jobs and freeze spending in its online arm may have gone relatively unnoticed but it ...
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Peer pressure
They may be received as a motley collection of cronies, party hacks and unelected old buffers but the peers who mak...
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ITV acts after reporter is killed
ITN suspended its inde[endent reporting teams in Iraq yeasterday on confirmation that the veteran ITV news reporter...
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Reporter missing near Basra is dead, says ITN
Television journalist Terry Lloyd is believed to have died after the car he was travelling in came under fire in So...
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Win or lose, there's a TV channel there for you
Television has changed wars; now war is changing television. On Sky digital there are eight channels offering conti...
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NewsBBC and partners plan D-Day drama doc
The BBC is to join with German and American co-production partners to make a major drama documentary based on the D-Day landings, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsMTV and Radiohead in film search
MTV has teamed up with indie supergroup Radiohead to launch a new short film competition - the best entries of which will be screened on the channel, writes Colin Robertson
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NewsWithout Prejudice sold to nine countries
Without Prejudice, the bitchy Channel 4 gameshow in which normal members of the public have their lifestyles criticised by a panel of fellow nobodies with a view to winning£50,000, has been sold to nine European countries, writes Colin Robertson
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BBC seeks BSkyB listings solution
The BBC will hold peace talks with BSkyB today amid concerns that the corporation will have to pay the satellite b...
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Evans weeps in witness box over losing his radio team
Chris Evans, the former radio presenter, broke down in the witness box yesterday as he gave evidence during his mul...
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TV quiz major tells of public vilification
An army major said yesterday that he had become the victim of a hate campaign after accusations that he cheated to ...
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Evans describes end of 'fairytale'
With the jaunty nonchalence that made hiim a star, Chris Evans affected indifference to contracts, accounts and pla...