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Century's MD leaves Capital
Julie Fair becomes latest senior figure to jump ship as she quits after 14 years with no job to go to
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Third of ITV1 output to be repeats
Budget freeze for channel means up to 30 per cent of output over next 12 months will be re-runs
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Footballers' Wives loses more viewers
Critically acclaimed drama draws 4.9 million and has now lost over a million viewers since its debut
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Prebble slams Jowell
ITV chief executive accuses media secretary of slowing up the UK's switch over to digital TV while BSkyB chief executive Tony Ball says ITV Digital management 'couldn't run a bath'
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Frost hands ITV1 another notable victory
Concluding part of new drama bags more than 11 million to give ITV 1 best Monday night peaktime share for four months
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ITC to launch news and current affairs initiative
Chief executive Patricia Hodgson says body will work with the Broadcasting Standards Commission to research what viewers want from coverage in bid to win younger viewers back
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40 jobs to go at beeb.com
Restructure sees e-tail portal's workforce halved as chief executive of beeb Ventures Julian Turner steps down
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BBC 1 suffers second successive weekend whitewash
Success for BBC 2's Conspiracy provides scant consolation for the BBC as ITV 1 wins peaktime shares across the board again and inflicts biggest defeat on BBC 1 since last July
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NTL calls in advisers
Cable company to announce that Credit Suisse First Boston, JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley will come on board to advise on£12bn debt pile
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Virgin dumps Penk from breakfast
DJ shunted back to drivetime amid rumours of rift with programme director Paul Jackson
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Indiana Jones digs up 10m
Final installment of classic trilogy starring Harrison Ford and Sean Connery does it again for BBC 1
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SPORT RIGHTS REVIEW.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell is to take a fresh look at the issue of television sports rights after the debacle of Kirch's sale of the World Cup football rights to the
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OFF THE RECORD -
The legendary barrow boys of the editing and graphics world Avid must be feeling less than generous. For 2002, rather than take staff off on the customary annual 'kick off' outing
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SPLIFF PERSONALITIES.
The ubiquitous former Tory MP Neil Hamilton and his wife Christine have signed up for yet another self-deprecating TV project after agreeing to front a night dedicated to cult cannabis smoking
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OFF THE RECORD - If I only had a...
Some advice for marketing bods trying to follow the yellow brick road to the publicity palace. If you have an exciting gimmick, like a flashing mobile phone holder in the shape
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THE MILL TAKES ON TWO.
The Mill has made two appointments - Stephen Venning has joined from Rushes as operations manager of Mill 3D and Judy Roberts has joined from Smoke & Mirrors as an Inferno
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RTL TECH MD TO RETIRE.
RTL London technical operations managing director Paul Evans will retire later this year. Evans was with Thames Television and subsequently Pearson Television (now RTL Group) for the last 24 years. He
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LEG-UP FOR RUNNERS.
Skillset is holding a two-day event for London-based runners at the Islington Business Design Centre on 11 and 12 March. There are 200 free places available each day, offering workshops covering
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WATSON TO LEAVE.
Documentary-maker Paul Watson has been made redundant from Granada. Watson, who had close ties to United executives John Willis and Tom Archer, who both recently left the company, is expected to
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SIMPSON KEYNOTE TALK.
BBC correspondent John Simpson is to give the keynote address at the Radio Academy's News and Speech 2002 conference, which takes place at the Cavendish Conference Centre, London on 28 February.