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NETWORK Z HITS SNAG.
The poor state of the BBC radio archive is hampering the launch of new speech-based digital
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Radio industry raps Puttnam.
Lord Puttnam this week stood accused of ignoring the concerns of the radio industry after his
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LWT MAN TO MENTORN.
Former LWT editor of factual programmes Nick Curwin has been appointed as an executive producer at
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MARR TO START THE WEEK.
BBC political editor Andrew Marr is to take over presenting the Radio 4 show Start the
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SCHAMA SERIES TALKS.
Talks are underway between the BBC and historian Professor Simon Schama to create two new TV
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C4 TO LAY LOVELACE BARE.
The life of celebrated porn star Linda Lovelace, who shot to fame in the cult 1972 movie Deep Throat (right) but who died tragically in a car crash in April, is to be brought to the small screen in a new Channel 4 documentary, writes Penny Hughes
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S4C backs kids series.
Welsh broadcaster S4C is set to pour an extra #3m into children's programming over the next three years in order to better serve the nation's young people, writes Penny Hughes
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Anger at Jowell's festival no-show.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell has snubbed the broadcasting industry once again by refusing to attend the
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BBC loves up daytime with films.
TV movies - the traditional genre of schmaltzy tales of triumph over tragedy from the American mid-West - are to be given a UK spin as part of a new BBC drive to bring stories of 'love and self-fulfilment' to its daytime schedule, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Dead Ringers takes to both TV and radio.
BBC impression show Dead Ringers has been commissioned for new radio and television series - one of the first times the same show has been concurrently ordered across the two mediums, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Pressure grows on ITV chiefs to quit.
Pressure is mounting on Granada and Carlton to placate City investors with senior management sacrifices in
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CNN enhances online service.
CNN is to upgrade its online news services across Europe with a 'revolutionary' broadband application, writes David Wood
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US WILL WITNESS MESSIAH'S SECOND COMING.
Paramount Pictures, the US production company that co-produced hit BBC 1 thriller Messiah, plans to take the drama to the US, where it believes it could match the ratings and critical acclaim of Prime Suspect, writes Leigh Holmwood
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COOK TO RETURN TO ITV.
Roger Cook, once the scourge of British criminals, is set to return to ITV after a break of two years, following Carlton's libel victory against the News of the World last week, writes Steve Aston
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Rajar rules out digital survey for now.
At least 100,000 digital radio receivers will need to be sold before radio measurement board Rajar will even consider launching research into digital radio listening, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Pabulum ties up with Flashback.
Pabulum Productions, the indie run by TV chef Nigella Lawson, has consolidated its relationship with Flashback TV by setting up a joint-venture development deal, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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ITV revives Loose Women.
ITV is to resurrect its popular daytime discussion show Loose Women two years after it was unceremoniously dumped by former daytime controller Maureen Duffy, writes Steve Aston
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ITV Digital meltdown 'will not scupper E4'.
The collapse of ITV Digital and Channel 4's subsequent failure to take control of the DTT
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Rajar rules out digital survey for now
At least 100,000 digital radio receivers will need to be sold before radio measurement board Rajar will even consider launching research into digital radio listening, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Dead Ringers takes to both TV and radio
BBC impression show Dead Ringers has been commissioned for new radio and television series - one of the first times...