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BBC banks on Vaughan
TV talent inflation leaps to new levels as former Big Breakfast front man signs deal worth up to£5m ending nine years at Channel 4
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RA releases additional FM spectrum
Oxfordshire frequency powerful enough to extend across West Midlands
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BSkyB's new media arm braced for cuts
Siginificant number of 200-strong workforce understood to have been earmarked for redundancies
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Revenues up but losses widen at TWG
Chief executive MacKenzie says 'confident of future performance' after radio group sees 22 per cent rise in Q1 revenues
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GWR chief calls for greater radio self-regulation
Bernard says Radio Authority should have been 'more proactive' on the issue
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As If secures second run
Carnival Films teen series gets nod for further series of 19 episodes which will be split between E4 and main channel
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RATINGS - Lewis fight fails to knock out BBC 1's rivals
Lennox Lewis may have been knocked out on Sunday morning (22 April) but the BBC was left counting the cost of its coverage of his pasting, writes Steve Aston.
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Two Way TV receives£12m cash boost
Interactive outfit Two Way TV has snapped up a cash injection of£12m to help fund its eagerly awaited UK roll-out, writes Simon Ellery.
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BBC 2 notches up seven gongs
BBC 2 was the big winner at this year's British Academy Television Craft Awards securing half of the 14 prizes, writes Jonathan Mills.
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Visions splashes out£2m on footie truck
Outside broadcast company Visions has revealed details of the new£2m truck it has commissioned, following the company's successful bid for the Premiership football contract.In an exclusive interview with Broadcast, Visions
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GEITF 2001 ROLLS OUT TALENT INITIATIVE
The Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival 2001 launched its annual talent initiative, TV25, this week. The scheme is open to people aged between 22 and 29 with two to four years'
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Leading suppliers claim Channel 4 has lost plot
Key Channel 4 programme suppliers have accused the broadcaster of losing its way, attacking its obsessions with youth and ratings and slating its bland, 'soft-furnishings' schedule.Groups of independents have been meeting
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Annual Policy Statements: Key Points - Channel 4 pledges to boost factual
Channel 4 is beefing up its factual output across the schedule, according to its programme promises for 2001/2002 published this week, writes Penny Hughes.
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C4 DOUBLES AS IF ORDER
Channel 4 has commissioned Carnival Films to make a further 38 x 30-minute episodes of its popular teen drama As If (right), writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C4 STRIKES TIVO DEAL
Channel 4 has struck a deal with the personal video system Tivo to offer highlights of its top shows. The deal will allow Tivo users to gain previews to programmes across
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CHANNEL 4 GIVES RIGHT TO REPLY THE CHOP
Channel 4 commissioning editor of news and current affairs David Lloyd has axed consumer feedback show Right To Reply. The last programme of the 18 year-old series was broadcast last week.
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E4 to air new talent profile series
E4 director of programmes Andrew Newman has lined up a new eight-part profile series which he hopes will become the channel's version of The South Bank Show, writes Penny Hughes.
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C5 reaffirms commitment to PSB
Channel 5 welcomed the Independent Television Commission's new 'lighter touch' regulation policy and has used its statement of intent to reaffirm its commitment to public service broadcasting, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C5 plans six-part birth of man series
Channel 5 has made one of its most ambitious and expensive factual commissions to date, with a landmark series about early man colonising the planet.The 6 x 60-minute,£500,000 production, to