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ITV risks losing star deals
Cutback in drama commissions could lead to lack of work for 'golden handcuffs' stars such as Ross Kemp
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DTI to consult on mandatory IDTVs
Trade & Industry secretary to gage industry opinion on mass introduction of digital TV's
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I Saw You fails to cut it as BBC 1 drama takes the spoils
Battle of the comedy dramas ends in victory for the BBC but ITV 1's Fay Ripley vehicle impresses the critics
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I Saw You fails to cut it as new BBC 1 drama takes the spoils
Battle of the comedy dramas ends in victory for the BBC but ITV 1's Fay Ripley vehicle impresses the critics
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Sky Active hosts first 'live TV chat' service
Interactive service on Sky Digital platform invites users to pose questions as part of its Budget coverage
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Monday night soap drama sees ITV 1 come up trumps
Commercial channel bags peaktime share as BBC 2's comedy strand marches on
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Yes Media rolls out to third parties
Content and management solutions arm of Yes Television to provide content services to broadcasters, content owners and broadband operators
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NTL bondholders rescue cable giant
Company to split into two as bondholders accept conversion of£7.3bn debt into shares
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Pace predicts loss
Set-top box manufacturer issues profit warning ahead of June end-of-year results as ITV Digital uncertainty hits hard
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ITV Digital given one more week
Administrator Deloitte and Touche wins reprieve for stricken digital platform insisting a deal can be struck with the Football League
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BBC wins Saturday night share as figures fall
Corporation comes out on top as going out becomes the new staying in
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Employee blows the whistle on NDS
Software security consultant Oliver Kommerling says company did order the publication of Canal Plus smart-card codes on the internet
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TEEN SPIRITED.
Channel 4 controller of acquisitions June Dromgoole has bought a 22 x 30-minute teen comedy series from the creators of Frasier for C4
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In My View - Simon Shaps.
On how heritage TV drama could have more staying power internationally than formats
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Trade Talk - Sharp operator.
Given his undoubted intellect and political nous, does it matter that new LWT boss Christy Swords has little experience of programme-making?
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World Service for NY Times.
BBC World Service content is to be made available to users of the New York Times website after the BBC completed one of the first agreements of its kind, writes Leigh Holmwood
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SONGS OF PRAISE PLANS NHS TRIBUTE.
Peter Williams Television has been commissioned to make a special Songs of Praise edition paying tribute to NHS staff. The 30-minute special, due to air on BBC 1 in mid-June, will
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OMNEON'S NEW SERVER.
Omneon Video Networks has launched a next generation media server at NAB which the company hopes will further its position of being the most cost-effective provider of shared storage solutions. The