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Bob's pals to make a splash
Bob the Builder's gaffers are set to make another splash with their lastest teloly creations - the Rubbadubbers. ...
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Wallace and Gromit make cracking comeback online
Animation heroes Wallace and Gromit are set to make a comeback after a seven-year absence, BBC bosses revealed yest...
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TV chiefs take Brit of a risk
Telly bosses are stepping back 14 years to screen the 2003 Brit Awards while the ceremony is still going on ...
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Gromit rides again
Award-winning animated plasticine characters Wallace and Gromit are back ...
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Bob the Builder's worldwide fans fixing it for HIT
Children's television hero Bob the Builder provided the foundations for a high-rise growth in profits at owner HIT ...
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Off The Record - How our Jon Snow upstaged Clinton.
Former US president and renowned womaniser Bill Clinton may have had delegates at the recent Labour
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Off The Record - Giving credit where it's due.
And so to former Yorkshire TV head of entertainment Jim Brown, recently discovered hiding out in
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Off The Record - Currie's sauce has media riveted.
Edwina Currie's saucy diaries outlining her affair with underpants-clad John Major has had the media riveted,
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Off The Record - Pop will eat itself.
The radio industry started to resemble a Greek tragedy this week as Virgin Radio programme director
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Off The Record - Holiday 'reporters' paid pittance?
OTR was horrified to learn this week that BBC Holiday programme 'reporters' are paid a paltry
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THE FUTURE OF POST-PRODUCTION - Death by a 1,000 cuts.
Escalating overheads, slim profit margins and a growing number of producers editing their own shows has seen Soho businesses stretched to the limit. Is the future of post-production hanging in the balance?
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INDIE FINANCE - Zig Zag steams straight ahead.
From a battleship moored in the Thames, three-year-old indie Zig Zag has produced shows such as Streakers and The Mile High Club, and built an enviable relationship with Channel 4 and Discovery Channel US
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FREE TO AIR - Show me the money.
Struggling as I was to find any purposeful meaning in the lamentable Fame Academy, I was
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Out of the ashes.
Freeview is launching with great fanfare at the end of the month, but a quarter of viewers won't be able to get it and many others will need new aerials. And without a movie channel and major new content, can it succeed?
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ON THE BOX - A little bit Jaded.
Series producer of Wish You Were Here...? Kim Robson thought Faking It was as convincing as ever but worries that Jade is heading for a fall
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TX - Blast from the past.
'I have to say it was the job from hell,' says cameraman Colin Fox.On paper it
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Good but not quite good enough.
So, six months on from the demise of ITV Digital and digital terrestrial television (DTT) is