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Call for regional ITV to go digital
Campaign for Quality Television chairman Ray Fitzwalter says a separate digital channel to serve the regions would ease ITV's financial burden of supporting low-rating regional shows
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Bidders line up for east midlands radio
Radio Authority receives 15 bids for most sought after regional licence in the country
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Full Edinburgh Television Festival Advisory Committee
David Mortimer(Deputy Controller for General Factual Group, BBC)David Abraham(General Manager, Networks, Discovery Networks Europe)Greg Brenman(Head of Drama, Tiger Aspect)Paul Robinson(Managing Director, Walt Disney TV International)
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BBC set to launch 6 Music digital station in March
Corporation's first new national radio station for 32 years to kick-off on Monday 11 with Phill Jupitus breakfast show
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C4 to offer interactive Fifteen to One
Viewers get chance to pit wits against studio contestants for£1 a game
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MTV to offer 24-hour interactivity
Viewers to be offered gossip, quizzes and prizes as music channel bids to fend off rivals
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Indie Straight TV goes to the wall
Planet Pop producer goes into voluntary liquidation on eve of fifth anniversary
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Redmond indie to revamp Grange Hill
Mainstay of BBC children's schedule to be given a shot in the arm as Mersey Television becomes first outside company producer
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Sky raps 'illogical' rules
Satellite broadcaster dubs cross-media ownership rules as 'discriminatory' towards itself and News International
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Bennett decision gets wide support
Industry upbeat at first female BBC director of television's appointment
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ITV unions up in arms over Granada fund
NUJ, BECTU and AEEU to hold talks with company over£124m pension write-off
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Abramsky slates Birt's bi-media plan
BBC director of radio and music says ex-director general's strategy was 'flawed' and radio was the 'loser'
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C5 looks to be different
Channel criticises 'homogenisation' of other broadcasters and promises to stand out from the crowd in 2002 Statement of Intent
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Anson heads up broadband content scheme
Ex-Channel 4 head of business planning and interactive to co-run£95,000 government study
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BBC 2's Silent Weapon scores ratings coup
Drama-documentary on bioterror attracts an impressive 3.4 million and helps channel to healthy peaktime share
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BT to slash broadband prices
New chief executive Ben Verwaayen expected to cut charges by as much as half to stimulate consumer broadband take up
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Channel 4's You're The Manager binned
Innovative interactive football management programme which was to see fans pick the line-up for Stevenage Borough matches is axed as Football Conference board orders club's withdrawal
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Blood Strangers tops nine million
Drama starring Caroline Quentin gets more than double the audience of BBC 1's best efforts in same slot