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Doganis spins Greek show into book.
The executive producer behind Kelly and Her Sisters, Carlton's Bafta-winning documentary about poverty in modern Britain, is leaving the ITV broadcaster to write a book about one of her latest programmes, writes Paul Revoir.
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CAMPBELL GOES INDIE.
Ginger Media Group co-founder and former Virgin Radio chief executive David Campbell has joined indie Zenith
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SINGER COMPENSATED.
Former Telewest chief executive Adam Singer received #1.79m when he was ousted from the company in
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Films of Record to put ex-cons in doc.
Film-maker and criminologist Roger Graef is making a major new documentary for BBC1, looking at the delicate issue of what should be done with dangerous criminals once they are released from prison, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Ofcom finds its voice.
Ofcom chief executive Stephen Carter has filled another senior role, appointing former BBC reporter Matt Peacock as director of communications, writes Michael Rosser.
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Setanta takes Freeview slot.
Freeview viewers could soon receive additional Uefa Cup football and Scottish Premier League games, after Eire-based
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FRIENDLY TV ON SKY.
A new interactive TV channel, Friendly TV, is being launched on Sky Digital on 12 May.
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ITV INTERACTIVE LAUNCH.
Carlton and Granada have pooled their interactive TV departments under a new ITV branded business -
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4 Ventures halves its losses.
A dramatic hike in ad revenue at E4, coupled with viewers' thirst for text messages from Big Brother, helped Channel 4's commercial arm 4 Ventures to halve its losses last year, writes Penny Hughes.
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C4 shunts stunt show.
Endemol's bid to move into comedy has been dealt a significant blow after Channel 4 decided to move its ailing stunt-based series The People's Book of Records out of its primetime Friday night slot because of bad ratings, writes Penny Hughes.
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Modell makes further films for Channel 4.
Channel 4 is poised to commission another two films from photographer and filmmaker David Modell who earlier this month picked up a Bafta for his first film - C4's Young Nazi and Proud, writes Penny Hughes.
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ATTACK OF THE CLONES ON PPV.
Star Wars fans will have to pay for the privilege of viewing the UK television premiere
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BBC takes on bullying issue.
The BBC is drawing up a 'comprehensive definition' of what constitutes bullying after concerns raised by
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Flesh and Blood set for documentary follow-up.
The BBC is to make a documentary looking at the real stories behind its award-winning disability drama Flesh and Blood, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Classic FM TV courts youth with promo push.
Classic FM TV is trying to pull in more younger viewers by getting pop promo producers to make videos for its classical output, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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ITV minnows join debate.
Minority ITV broadcasters are to have their say in the Competition Commission investigation into Carlton and
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Government to relax dish laws.
TV satellite dishes could soon become a feature of national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty under new proposals from the government aimed at encouraging digital take-up, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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BBC thickens the plot
A BBC conspiracy thriller depicting a Labour government prepared to kill to protect its links with big business is ...
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Bragg and Putnam criticise media bill
Lord Bragg and Lord Puttnam accused the Government of threatening to undermine Britain's tradition of public servic...