All News articles – Page 4412

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    Smash Hits chart widens reach.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    Emap Performance has extended the reach of its new Smash Hits Chart show by signing syndication deals with three independent radio groups, writes Leigh Holmwood.

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    Programming - Groovy looks at trend for overseas brides.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    Newcastle-based indie Groovy Films is to shed light on the growing number of British men looking to other countries to find a wife, with a series jointly commissioned by Bravo and Tyne Tees, writes Steve Aston.

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    BSC and BBC face probe by MPs.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    The Broadcasting Standards Commission and the BBC's procedures for handling complaints about media intrusion are to be put on trial by members of Parliament, writes David Rose.

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    Radio battles for London listeners.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    The fight for listeners in the crowded London radio market took on a new intensity this

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    UTV pays£9m for Dublin's Lite FM.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    ITV minority shareholder Ulster Television (UTV) has continued its push into radio by acquiring Dublin station Lite FM in a #9m deal, writes Steve Aston.

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    Programming - BBC 3 launch offers 'radical' drama.

    2003-01-09T16:40:01Z

    A 'radical and edgy' film about a man sucked into the Leeds underworld written by the winner of a BBC new writing initiative is to be one of the key dramas on digital youth channel BBC 3, writes Leigh Holmwood.

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    PACT NAMES VICE-CHAIR.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    Bard Entertainments managing director Margaret Matheson has been named Pact vice-chair for film, following recent elections

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    LMC LOSES LICENCES.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    The Independent Television Commission has revoked the seven local TV restricted service licences belonging to the

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    DACRE TAKES LCP ROLE.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    Former ITV news editor Nigel Dacre is to take up a new role as dean of

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    Interview with Paul Corley

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    In 10 years, GMTV's sofas have become an established part of the furniture of British television. Managing director Paul Corley intends to make sure its popularity continues.

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    CLASSIC SHOW LIVES ON.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    The BBC's 38-year-old science strand Tomorrow's World has been scrapped, although the name will still be

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    BROADCASTING HONOURS.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    Four broadcasting figures have been named in the new year's honours list. Richard Tait, former editor-in-chief

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    DIGITAL RADIO BOOMS.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    Around 500,000 digital radios are expected to be in homes by the end of 2003 after

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    BBC NEWS RAILWAY DEAL.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    BBC News 24 has taken over the contract to screen news at three of London's major

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    RFL APPOINTS TWI.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    The Rugby Football League has appointed TWI as media consultant as it prepares to renegotiate new

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    ENDERS TO LEAD BBC 3.

    2003-01-09T16:40:00Z

    Digital youth channel BBC 3 will launch on 9 February with a two-week run of exclusive

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    RISE PRESENTER GOES.

    2003-01-09T16:39:59Z

    The former frontman of Channel 4's 11 O'Clock Show Iain Lee has been announced as the

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    TOTP SOLD TO FRANCE.

    2003-01-09T16:39:59Z

    French terrestrial channel France 2 has signed a deal with BBC Worldwide to make its own

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    GALAXY EXTENDS REACH.

    2003-01-09T16:39:59Z

    Chrysalis Radio's Galaxy dance brand has further extended its reach after a deal was signed to

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    Ex-Fox Kids MD takes key job at Talent.

    2003-01-09T16:39:59Z

    Talent Group, formerly Talent Television, has expanded into children's programming with the appointment of former Fox Kids UK managing director Annie Miles as a director of the company, writes Jon Rogers.