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NewsJoint deals for new BSkyB music channels
BSkyB has linked up with radio station XFM and music web-site Popworld to provide branded content and cross promotion for its three new music channels, writes Paul Revoir
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Boss Banking on Trial to Lift Flagging Show
A Telly boss yesterday admitted that he hoped a programme about the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? trial would boos...
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Kim: I want a Sugar Daddy
Eastenders beauty Kim Medcalf has made an incredible sex plea for a hunky older man! But the stunning young blonde ...
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NewsHowells warns Puttnam over Five ownership
Broadcasting minister Kim Howells has warned David Puttnam that if the Lords succeed in attaching strings to the ownership of Five it could deter future investors and consequently limit growth of the channel, writes David Rose
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Movie men add special effects to war
The pentagon has enlisted Hollywood to help to present its daily briefings to the world. Fresh from the latest Mich...
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Art show breached rules
A Channel 4 documentary which featured a hinese artist eating the body of a dead baby was condemned by the broadcas...
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Crossraoads faces final curtain
The doors are finally to close on the Crossroads motel. The latest relaunch of the struggling soap was deemed a fai...
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Crossroads faces final curtain
Crossroads faces final curtainThe doors are finally to close on the Crossroads motel. The latest relaunch of the struggling soap was deemed a failure after just three months.The Times, page 6www.timesonline.co.uk
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NewsProducers to give youngsters a foot-in
Some of the country's leading producers have teamed up to participate in a new Edinburgh International Television Festival scheme to help young people from poor families get into TV, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsBaby-eating artist lands C4 in hot water
Channel 4 has today come under fire from the Independent Television Commission (ITC), for breaching the Programme Code on matters of taste and decency and offending the public after it put out a show featuring the cannibalisation of a dead baby, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsCrossroads demise sees jobs axed
Up to 80 jobs are under threat at Carlton's Central franchise after ITV's new director of programmes Nigel Pickard decided to axe ailing soap Crossroads, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsOverhaul for indie Cromwell
History specialist Cromwell Productions has been rebranded as Eagle Media Productions (EMP) and is moving into new programme areas as part of an overhaul, writes Colin Robertson
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Everything to play for
Whether online or through your digital TV, gambling has never been so easy ...
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You couldn't make it up
Documentary maker Leanne Klein followed AS Byatt for four years as she wrote her new novel ...
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ITV to investigate paranormal shows
Tonight's coverage by a satellite TV channel of an attempt to raise the spirit of Princess Diana has prompted telev...
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Digital radio set to compete with 3G phones for ?killer applications'
Digital radio is set to be used as a cheaper and more efficient method to proved some of the services that 3G mobil...
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TV crews to broadcast live
When American soldiers go into battle in Iraq, television viewers may know as soon as the enemy: pictures are to be...
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Aggression ?fuelled by childhood TV violence'
Boys and girls who watch violent television programmes are at a greater risk of being aggressive as young adults, a...