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POLICE QUESTION MAN WHO ATTACKED BBC'S HQ.
Police have arrested a man after he drove his car into the front reception of the
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BARB NAMES WALMSLEY AS INCOMING CHAIR.
Former Carlton deputy chief executive Nigel Walmsley has been appointed chairman of ratings service Barb following
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BIG BROTHER WINNERS OPEN TV YOUTH FESTIVAL.
The executive producer of Big Brother 3, Philip Edgar-Jones, will be joined by the show's winner,
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NEIL SET TO CHAIR BROADCASTERS' CONFERENCE.
Former BBC news and current affairs director Ron Neil is to chair the annual conference for
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PROGRAMMING - Wilson TV comeback continues at Sci-Fi.
The sci-fi Channel is cranking up its level of original production for the autumn season by adding a studio-based discussion programme to its current portfolio of shows, writes Steve Aston
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VLV CONFERENCE SEASON.
Pressure group the Voice of the Listener and Viewer (VLV) is to hold four conferences this
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ITV raises its PR game.
ITV is to begin marketing itself on other channels in a bid to win back viewers, writes Steve Aston
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NORTH LONDON LICENCE.
The Radio Authority has received two applications for the re-advertised north London AM licence. Proposals come
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Virgin Radio set for wider reach.
SMG IS planning to consolidate its presence in the radio sector by rolling out its Virgin
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BBC 1 plans docs strand.
The BBC is to launch its first new documentary strand since it axed Modern Times two
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ITV drops ads for 9/11 programme.
ITV has for the first time decided to axe commercial breaks in a peaktime programme. The move will come during its planned headline documentary on the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the US, writes Penny Hughes
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Ancient combat to inspire C5 history series.
Channel 5 is launching a major new history series that hopes to do for the middle ages what Channel 4's 1900 House series did for Victorian times, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Slump costs indies£600m.
The UK's richest independent producers have had more than half a billion pounds sliced off their fortunes during the past year, according to Broadcast's third annual Rich List of the top 100 broadcasting millionaires, writes Katy Elliott
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MORE ADS FOR BBC.
BBC centres across the country could be turned into ads for the corporation after an initiative
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CBBC fights back at poor viewing share.
The BBC's digital children's channel CBBC is to be given a shake-up in a bid to
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BBC 'pirate' radio station tunes in.
The BBC's new digital radio station 1Xtra, billed as 'the BBC's pirate radio station', launches this Friday with a nationwide party being simulcast on BBC Radio 1, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Granada Wild steals BBC wildlife veteran.
Granada has appointed the producer behind BBC 2's award-winning Congo series as head of Granada Wild, its Bristol-based wildlife arm, writes Steve Aston
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TV-LOONLAND BUYS STAKE.
Animation company TV-Loonland has bought a majority stake in British home entertainment company Metrodome in a
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Local indies hit by ITV cash jam.
Scores of small regional indies could be forced out of business if ITV does not give
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Comedy spotlights TV folk.
ITV is close to securing the rights for a new version of a comedy drama from Working Title TV which casts a satirical eye over the world of TV production, writes Jon Rogers