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CHX mixes up boys and girls for Channel 5
CHX Productions has been commissioned by Channel 5 controller of children's Nick Wilson to make a pilot show, Deal with It, in which boys and girls aged 10 to 11 are forced to hang around together and adopt each other's lifestyles
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Science and art dance together on BBC 2
BBC 2 controller Jane Root and head of classical music performance Peter Maniura have commissioned a major series that looks at the science behind the performing arts
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Outline to inspect gadgets for DNE series
Discovery Networks Europe has commissioned a 12 x 30-minute series from Outline Productions, assessing the newest high-tech gadgets on the market
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Zeal to make challenge gameshow for choice
Zeal Television is to make a version of street gameshow Resistancefor BBC Choice
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Mummy in attic comedy surfaces on CBBC
The CBBC channel is to premiere a 26 x 30-minute comedy drama series about a young Egyptian mummy who lives in the attic of a 21st-century home
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Gere exclusive for before they were famous
BBC 1 controller Lorraine Heggessey and controller of entertainment commissioning Jane Lush have commissioned a seventh instalment of celebrity clip show Before They Were Famous
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Zig Zag bags bundle of commissions
Former Granada-linked production company Zig Zag has landed a crop of commissions for terrestrial and multichannel broadcasters, writesSteve Aston
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C4 examines future of war
The future of combat will be examined in a two-part series for Channel 4, featuring acclaimed journalist Sorious Samura
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Collins to play ITV singleton
ITV has ordered a primetime drama series starring Michelle Collins as a 40-year-old woman tossed into the dating game after a long-term relationship, writesPenny Hughes
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Couples to get advice from C4
Channel 4 is branching out into agony aunt territory with a new relationship advice show from Talkback Productions
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Morrison exit kicks off Granada revamp
ITV will appoint a chief executive even if Channel 5 chief executive Dawn Airey decides to turn down the job, writes Steve Aston
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BBC subsidiaries given£350m of credit
The BBC is to pump millions of pounds into an aggressive global expansion of its commercial operations after securing government permission for a£350m credit facility, writes Leigh Holmwood,
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TiVo posts upbeat results
US personal video recorder (PVR) specialist TiVo has succeeded in cutting its losses to a 10th of what they were this time last year, writes Barbara Marshall
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GSB lures top sleuth
Granada Sky Broadcasting has signed its biggest ever deal with Universal, sealing exclusive UK basic cable and satellite rights to a collection of classic US shows including Columbo, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsITV reveals new look
ITV is to wheel out its stable of talent to promote the channel as part of a new image designed to bring the network up to date, writes Steve Aston
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BD&A expansion continues apace
Bruce Dunlop & Associates (BD&A) is continuing its expansion with the appointment of a further three designers, writes Barbara Marshall
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Pepper founder to head 4MC telecine
Pepper co-founder Vince Narduzzo has quit the company to join 4MC as the head of its new telecine operation, writes Will Strauss
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MediaArc to become part of BBC Broadcast
The bulk of BBC MediaArc, the design and branding arm of BBC Resources, is to become part of the creative services division of BBC Broadcast, writes Barbara Marshall
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Mill Film promotes Mooney for top job
Mill Film co-founder Karl Mooney is to replace the company's managing director Antony Hunt who has left with immediate effect, writes Barbara Marshall
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Studio K needs new executive
Kingston Inmedia is looking for a head for its Studio K operations based at Gerrard's Cross, writes Barbara Marshall