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Open that door
Former Granada boss Steve Morrison has a new role, helping to promote film and TV production in the north-west. ...
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Why creativity should be heard
This week a bid to increase independent radio production will be debated. MP Andy Burnham explains why it is vital...
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Don't take no for an answer
The Fall of Milosecic, which concluded last night, was notable for high-profile contributors. Maggie Brown asks No...
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Tessa's test for Greg
Last week at the Oxford Media Convention Tessa Jowell told the BBC thatit can't tale the licence fee for granted. ...
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You're a mad man, Tony
How did fat crook from New Jersey become an American folk hero? The New Yorker's Nancy Franklin explains. ...
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'I'm quite cuddly'
Moving from the six o'clock to the 10 o'clock news slot, Huw Edwards plans to add a little warmth, some humour and ...
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BBC urged not to dumb down politics show
BBC bosses - about to launch a political programme which includes an animated cartoon and has gag-writers on the st...
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ITV Digital subscribers given set-top boxes
Former subscribers to ITV Digital, the pay-television service that collapsed in spectacular fashion last year, are ...
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NewsCapital FM head of music quits
Capital FM head of music and programming strategy Jeff Smith has quit the radio group without a job to go to, writes Colin Robertson.
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Kelly: I am not a child sex beast
TV star Matthew Kelly has spoken for the first time about his arrest by police probing a child sex ring ...
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KO for boxing celebs
The Office star Ricky Gervais may have thrown the last ever punch in the BBC's celeb boxing bouts ...
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NewsGardam warns against C4 privatisation
Channel 4 should not be privatised as it would severely undermine the station's unique role as a public service broadcaster, according to director of television Tim Gardam writes David Wood
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BBC turns to Open University
The Open University is to make peaktime programmes for BBC 1 as the corporation takes urgent action to increase its...
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TV trivia is our weakest link, says head
Programmes such as The Weakest Link are damaging pupils and threatening the stability of society, according to the ...
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Granada and Carlton are a turn off
It was grim day for investors in Granada and Carlton yesterday ...
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'Play it safe' TV narrows choice
Broadcasters have admitted that the proliferation of soaps, drama series and game shows has led to a narrower range...
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After the break, the bad news from ITV
Advertising income expected to fall as viewers desert commercial channels ...
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BBC signs deal with al-Jazeera
The BBC has signed a news-gathering deal with Qatar-based channel al-Jazeera ...