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Why men watch the newsgirls, not the news
Women have suspected it for years. men, it seems, can't concentrate on two things at once - especially when there i...
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No more sex, say City girls
The TV series Sex And The City is coming to an end after just four years. ...
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Our TV regrets, by Ozzy's wife
Ozzy Osbourne's wife has revealed her regrets at letting cameras into her home. ...
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Ozzy bottles it as ill wife ends TV show
Ozzy Osbourne has started drinking again as his wife Sharon battles cancer. ...
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Boss gets job back at The Office
Fans of BBC2 comedy show The Office can breathe easily - for the odious David Brent is set to return to our screens...
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Quadrangle backs Cablevision
Cablevision yesterday received its second cash infusion in as many days after Quadrangle, the private equity group,...
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Getting closer to telly
'T-commerce' may not have taken off as some had hoped, but Graham McCann welcomes other forms of interactivity. ...
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Wolffe leaves BBC for AOL UK
David Wolffe has left the BBC to become chief financial officer at AOL UK. This is the latest in several high-profi...
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News Corp doubles profits
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation said profits had more than doubled in the first quarter ...
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BBC drama lifts the lid on Labour's rubbish sifters
The BBC is steeling itself for a row with the government over a forthcoming drama called ...
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NewsITC clears ITV1 Shipman drama
ITV1 has been handed a reprieve by the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after it cleared the broadcaster's controversial docudrama on mass-murderer Harold Shipman of charges of bad taste and insensitivity, writes Luke Satchell
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TX - Who was that Guy?
BBC Bristol's retelling of the gunpowder plot couldn't be more different from the corporation's usual academic
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OFF THE RECORD - A pitch too far.
And so to the Sheffield International Documentary Festival which last weekend was the usual heady mix
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CHANNEL REPORT - Is UK Gold losing its Midas touch?
Reheating slabs of classic BBC comedy has served UK Gold well, but is the public appetite now demanding something a little more sophisticated? Paul Revoir reports
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INTERVIEW - BBC's public face.
Can BBC director of public policy Caroline Thomson defend the corporation against claims it is abusing its position?
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OFF THE RECORD - Who the hell are you anyway?
It's nice to see that ex-Channel 4 chief Michael Jackson is still as keen as ever