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    SKY IN AMSTRAD BOX DEAL.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    BSkyB has ended its exclusive contract with set-top box manufacturer Pace Microtechnology to supply its Sky+

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    BALLET JOB FOR GRACE.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Janie Grace, the ITV kids controller who was forced out of her job in February, has

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    BBC WORLD EXPANDS.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    The BBC has signed up 15 new foreign terrestrial broadcasters to its breaking news service since

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    BBC docs win record orders.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    There will be less repeats and stretching out of factual series on the BBC over the

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    UK Gold to stage fawlty vs Brent.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    John Cleese's classic comic creation Basil Fawlty and The Office's David Brent and will go head

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    HAT TRICK SEEKS CASH.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Have I Got New for You producer Hat Trick Productions is to sell off a minority

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    EMMA starts up TV channel.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    A new TV channel targeting 16 to 35-year-olds from UK multicultural communities is being launched next month by the Ethnic Multicultural Media Academy (EMMA), a commercial body which promotes social diversity, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    FREMANTLE'S NEXT IDEA.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Fremantle is launching a new national television showcase to find the 'first family of pop'. The

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    Jono stays true to Heart.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Heart 106.2 breakfast radio DJ Jono Coleman has cemented his commitment to the Chrysalis-owned station by signing up for two more years, just days after co-host Emma Forbes jumped ship for rival Capital 95.8, writes Michael Rosser.

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    RADIO FOR MAIDSTONE.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Maidstone Radio Ltd has won the new local FM licence serving Maidstone and hopes to launch

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    MAVERICK IN THE MONEY.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Children's film and TV specialist the Maverick Entertainment Group, which makes BBC kids series Snailsbury Tales,

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    STEVENSON MOVES ON.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    The BBC's former co-director of factual and learning Michael Stevenson, who resigned after admitting making an

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    Jordan's world comes to BBC3.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    Busty glamour model Jordan is to be profiled in a third BBC3 documentary which will chart

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    C4 turns spotlight on fashion legend.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    The inner workings of fashion bible Vogue are to be exposed in a new Channel 4 documentary series, writes Penny Hughes.

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    Give C4 licence fee cash, urges Gardam.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    Channel 4 director of television Tim Gardam has called for the BBC's licence fee to be

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    Women directors lead B+ shortlist.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    Female directors dominate the shortlist for this year's best young director category at the B+ Young

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    Highfield heads defence of BBCi.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    BBC director of new media and technology Ashley Highfield is to lead the BBC's response to the government's review of its online service, which media secretary Tessa Jowell this week announced must be submitted by the end of June, writes Leigh Holmwood.

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    ITC comes out for ITV merger.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    The Independent Television Commission (ITC) is set to lend its support to the creation of a single ITV today (Wednesday) as it gives evidence to the Competition Commission, which began its investigation into the merger this week, writes Paul Revoir.

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    Free trial of digital TV converts doubters.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    First-hand experience of digital TV makes 'digitally uninterested' cynics more willing to convert from analogue, according to new research from the Independent Television Commission, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    Endemol launches Jamie-style show.

    2003-04-17T15:34:35Z

    Endemol UK is hoping to cash in on the success of Channel 4's Jamie's Kitchen with a new regional series offering students from the same catering college the chance to work in an expensive London restaurant, writes Penny Hughes.