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Storm rages over BBC 'key supplier' mandate.
Producer choice at the BBC has been further eroded with the introduction of an 'approved list'
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NewsITV Network chairman to retire
ITV network chairman Leslie Hill has announced that he is to retire at the end of June, writes Jon Rogers
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Formula One on track for float
Formula One motor racing could be heading for a stock market flotation after a majority shareholder in the group th...
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Now showing on satellite TV: secret American spy photos
Now showing on satellite TV: secret American spy photos
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BBC teams up with Murdoch in bid for digital terrestrial television licences
BBC teams up with Murdoch in bid for digital terrestrial television licences
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BBC breaks ranks to join BSkyB in digital TV bid
BBC breaks ranks to join BSkyB in digital TV bid
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They're so repulsive that only a shareholders could love them
They're so repulsive that only a shareholders could love them
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BBC links up with BSkyB to take on an ex-ITV Digital licences
BBC links up with BSkyB to take on an ex-ITV Digital licences
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NewsOftel research reveals falling broadband prices in UK
The latest research from Oftel has shown broadband prices in the UK are falling rapidly. According to the telecoms watchdog the cost of broadband services are now as low as those in France, Germany and the USA, where broadband penetration levels are much higher, writes ...
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NewsStorm rages over BBC 'key supplier' mandate
Producer choice at Greg Dyke's BBC has been further eroded with the introduction of an 'approved list' of post-production suppliers which slashes the number of firms staff can use to just 25, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsBBC at loggerheads with OFT over fair trade rules
The BBC and the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) cannot agree where the buck stops on contentious fair trading issues, in a row that puts further pressure on the BBC to come under Ofcom, writes Lucy Rouse
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NewsRDF to make Faking It for US market
RDF Media is to make a US version of its hit show Faking Itwhich is expected to feature a member of the public passing himself off as a wild west cowboy, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsC4 tackles Brookie crisis
Channel 4 is understood to be holding crunch talks over the future of its ailing soap opera Brookside, with observers suggesting that the show may be axed to free up cash for new drama, writes Penny Hughes
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C5 offers novel spin on history
Channel 5 controller of factual Dan Chambers has unveiled his first strand for the broadcaster, which includes a documentary examining whether Hitler was gay, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsPlay goes to wire as UKTV cuts back
UKTV has decided to axe music and comedy channel Play UK at the end of the year, blaming the knock-on effects of ITV Digital's demise for the decision, writesPaul Revoir