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NewsSky wins exclusive world cup cricket rights
The Independent Television Commission has cleared BSkyB to broadcast live and exclusive coverage of this year's Cricket World Cup, writes Steve Aston
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NewsEXCLUSIVE - Turner Laing quits BBC
Dawn Airey has made her first major appointment since joining BSkyB last week, poaching BBC controller of programme acquisitions Sophie Turner Laing, write Leigh Holmwood and Paul Revoir
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NewsPace posts£16m loss
Set top box manufacturer Pace has been hit by the uncertainty in the digital TV market, plunging to a loss of£16m in its interim results for the period ending 30 November, writes Steve Aston
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TV stars boxing clever
The British Boxing Board of Control's hard-line attitude toward televised celebrity fights has been ridiculed by a ...
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Killer's grizzly end
Killer Richard Hillman will meet a gruesome end when his murderous crimes are finally uncovered by wife Gail in a C...
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Noddy toys with his rivals
Noddy remains a huge hit with children, according to Christmas sales figures from charts orgnisation CIN. ...
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Of course I worry that the public will grow tired of Changing Rooms, but I just can't see it happening
Interior designer Linda Barker reveals the secret of her TV success and why she cannot forgive her fellow presenter...
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War of words
This week the future of public service broadcasting is the subject of a convention in Oxford ...
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TV ad industry to regulate itself
The regulation of television advertising is likely to be relaxed this year as part of new legislation being introdu...
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Pilger cleared of bias in TV documentary on Palestinians
Television regulators have cleared John Pilger of breaking broadcasting rules in his documentary on the Middle East...
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Steve Case steps down as AOL chairman
Steve Case, the architect of the $106bn merger of AOL and Time Warner, announced yesterday that he would reluctantl...
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NewsBig Brother 3 housemate gets second series
Former Big Brother 3 housemate Adele Roberts has eked out her fifteen minutes of fame after being asked to front a second series of her ITV regional youth show, writes Steve Aston
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NewsITC clears Pilger documentary
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has moved to defend ITV's screening of journalist John Pilger's controversial documentary Palestine is Still the Issue, after receiving over one hundred complaints about the programme, writes Steve Aston
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NewsBBC plans 'Sport Academy'
The BBC is to launch a new sports series along the lines of Fame Academy which will help ?nurture young British talent' although it will not have contestants kicked out by a public vote, writes Leigh Holmwood
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EastEnders refuse to do five nights a week
The boss of EastEnders has vowed to resist calls for five-nights-a-week helpings of her soap. ...
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Chilled-out entertainer Ricky's right to stop now
Comic Ricky Gervais has locked The Office by announcing he will not write a third series. ...