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BBC HANDS OVER TAPES.
The BBC has handed over unseen footage of school caretaker Ian Huntley to detectives in Soham
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Rise launch ed rejoins BBC.
Former Watchdog editor Mark Killick has returned to the BBC to develop programmes at its new Birming-ham creative development unit, writes David Wood
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BBCi reserves cash for indie projects.
The BBC's new media arm BBCi has assembled a multimillion pound war chest to fund a
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BFI WORLD NEWS EVENT.
The British Film Institute is hosting a three-day conference in London next month to discuss research
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BRIT DOC UP FOR GONG.
British documentary maker Insight News and journalist Sorious Samura have picked up three nominations at next
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Ratings - Viewers switch on to see celebrities suffer.
ITV 1's celebrity version of Survivor got off to a respectable start but still struggled against a Ground Force special this week, writes Jon Rogers
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SIT-UP'S THIRD CHANNEL.
Sit-up, the shopping channel company set up by former ITV Digital director of broadcasting Ashley Faull,
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DATING SHOW SHELVED.
Carlton has shelved its dating show for single mothers, Mum's the Word, in the wake of
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ITV DIGITAL LIQUIDISED.
ITV Digital is finally to be put into liquidation by its administrator Deloitte & Touche after
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DISCOVERY STAR HUNT.
The Discovery Channel is looking for star talent to increase presenter-led programming on the documentary proposition
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Liddiment says keep ITV regions.
Outgoing ITV controller of channels David Liddiment has warned that despite increasing commercial pressure the network
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LIVING TV SPIN-OFF.
LivingTV is set to launch a time-shifted channel in October, following the recent ratings success of
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LWT MOVES ON TALENT SHOW.
LWT has launched yet another version of the musical talent show by offering viewers the chance to duet with popstars, writes Steve Aston
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SEPTEMBER 11 SITE.
A new website dedicated to the September 11 terrorist attacks on America and the subsequent war
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MURPHY IN BBC 3 ROW.
BBC Choice controller Stuart Murphy has criticised Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson's change of opinion
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Ad-funded shows not likely.
Advertiser-funded programming is unlikely to ever become a significant part of peaktime on mainstream channels such as ITV and Channel 4 unless producers improve its quality, writes Steve Aston
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Keating says BBC should aid arts channels.
Artsworld should be allowed to use BBC archive programming to bolster its output in order to help it survive, according to BBC 4 controller Roly Keating, writes Leigh Holmwood
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BBC piles cash into big events.
The BBC is set to pump millions of pounds into a number of big high-profile national events in a bid to recreate the ratings success it achieved this summer with coverage of the Queen's golden jubilee, the World Cup and the Commonwealth Games
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JENIN NEWS BLUNDER.
News broadcasters' coverage of the recent Israeli occupation of Jenin was exaggerated and got carried away
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Evans calls for more live TV.
TV presenter-turned-media mogul Chris Evans has called on television executives to broadcast more live programming in a bid to rejuvenate British television, writes Georgina Lipscomb