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BBC offers No 10 an olive branch
The BBC is willing to offer the government an olive branch by admitting the source that had claimed that No 10 had ...
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Government blamed for Britain's inability to recover from ad slump
The UK advertising market is shrinking faster than any of the other four leading European markets and underperformi...
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Shopping around
The cost of most channels' airtime used to be based on ITV's rates. Now Sky, C4 and Five are relying increasingly o...
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So many amendments, so little time
Key parts of the Comms Bill still need resolving - in a matter of weeks ...
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Lining up for Glasgow's FM licence
It is the Radio Authority's last hurrah and the bidders have brought out their big guns ...
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£1m down, but not out, for cricket producer
Television Corporation, producer of Robot Wars and Channel 4's cricket coverage, warned yesterday that it will plun...
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ITV gets walloped by BBC
BBC trounced ITV on Saturday night, pulling in twice as many viewers ...
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Losses force TV producer onto the defensive
Television Corporation was caught out for the second time in five months yesterday as it said it would fall£1 mill...
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Fury over top show's sexy end
TV show Sex and the City is set to shock Britian with its raunchiest scenes yet ...
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Corporation staff not all on the same wavelength
Opinion was divided within the corporation yesterday as to whether its credibility would come out stronger or weake...
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Campbell's truce call ignored by BBC
The BBC yesterday ignored Alastair Campbell's declaration of a temporary truce in the row over the government's Ira...
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ITV viewers slump to new low
Tim Henman has wreaked single-handed havoc on ITV1's viewing figures ...
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EU woman told you can't ban 'sexist' TV
The feminist Eurocrat who wanted to ban sexist programmes and adverts has been told by experts that she has no lega...
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ITV slumps to a record low with Black Saturday
ITV1 had a Saturday night to forget with its audience share falling to a record low. ...
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For whom the bill tolls
A US owned ITV would be disastrous for public-service broadcasting, writes Tim Gardem, now stepping down as Channel...
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Time to take sides
Tony Blair's communications chief thinks that the lying BBC - or the part of it that lets Andrew Gilligan on air - ...
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Vivendi ordered to pay ousted boss Messier£14.4m
Vivendi Universal has been ordered to pay£14.4million to Jean-Marie Messier, its former chief executive, who is bl...
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Tim serves up slump for ITV
Worried ITV1 chiefs have blamed one of the channels's worst ever Saturday night ratings on Tim Henman. ...