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New software helps to rekindle Knightmare
The maker of cult 1980s kids adventure show Knightmareis developing new software to bring the show back as a live interactive virtual reality dungeon adventure show, writes Sam Espensen.
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MacKenzie takes on Rajar
The Wireless Group (TWG) is set to trigger one of the biggest splits in the history of radio audience measurement by launching a nationwide rival to Rajar, writes John Plunkett.
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RDF has second shot at regions
RDF Media has formed a joint programming venture with Manchester-based entertainment specialist Multi Media Arts (MMA) less than a year after it closed its former Manchester base, writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsGranada may sue promoter
The promoter responsible for pulling the plug on the Popstars: The Rivals tour may be sued by Granada after the ITV giant brought in lawyers to examine the case today, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsCelebrity Gladiators comes to Five
First there was Celebrity Boxing - now Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn will renew their legendary rivalry in Celebrity Gladiators on Five, writes John Plunkett
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NewsThe return of Monkey
A year on from the collapse of ITV Digital, the custody battle surrounding the defunct DTT company's woolly mascot ?Monkey' has finally been settled, writes Luke Satchell
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TV Chris chased by plank thugs
Terrified Chris Evans fled yobs who attacked one of his pals, it was revealed yesterday. ...
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Mr Ed's TV comeback
Mister Ed, the talking horse, is returning to TV...26 years after being sent to the knacker's yard. ...
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Evans is chased by gang
Chris Evans was hit and chased by teenage thugs as he walked into a TV studio. ...
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Reali-tree TV is back
This tree house is where Ant and Dec will greet the celebs in the new I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here. ...
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Judge brands Kenyon TV chief a ?bully'
Paul Woolwich, the executive producer of the BBC Kenyon Confronts programme that accused three trainers of wrongdoi...
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NewsLiving TV to show Diana séance
Living TV has fought off terrestrial bids to secure UK rights to a controversial Princess Diana televised séance, which will feature some of her close friends and aides, writes Paul Revoir
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Caplin tries to halt BBC film
Peter Foster and Carole Caplin are threatening legal action in an attempt to stop the BBC screening a fly-on-the-w...
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Radio station to give American liberals a voice
New network to offer alternative to rightwing hosts ...
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TV producers keen to turn family's ordeal into primetime drama
Company Pictures want to turn Sally Clark's ordeal of being accused of murdering her two baby sons into a primetime...
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Foster fails to delay showing of BBC programme
Lawyers for the convicted conman Peter Foster threatened yesterday to take out an injunction against a BBC fly-on-t...
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Newsreader takes BBC to tribunal
A former BBC newsreader has won the right for an industrial tribunal to hear his claims that he was sacked for writ...
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?Mister Ed' may talk his way back to TV
, the hit Sixties comedy could be making a return to the small screen ...