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BBC 1 swoops for Lindsay's Hawk
Robert Lindsay lives a double life as anarchist philosophy lecturer in two-part internet drama for spring/summer
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Bring on the headhunters
As pressure grows to compete on a global stage, broadcasters are increasingly calling in headhunters - or executive search companies as they prefer to be known - to fill high-profile appointmentsAs
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Steve Anderson - ITV's Dennis the Menace
ITV's Steve Anderson has been called 'a northern version of Dennis the Menace'. Now he's added arts to his network remit, he won't be afraid of stirring it up among the luvvies
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Culture shock
ITV's Steve Anderson has been called 'a northern version of Dennis the Menace'. Now he's added arts to his network remit, he won't be afraid of stirring it up among the luvvies
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Rajar appoints O'Hara as managing director
New role follows decision to split executive functions
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Licence fee rises£3 from April
Media secretary Chris Smith rejects proposals for digital fee but demands£1.1 billion in efficiency savings
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Scottish Media Group plans£10m web strategy
Media group to expand recently-acquired Ginger Online into raft of internet radio stations
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Grade confirms£62 million acquisition of Pinewood Studios
Former Channel 4 executive joins management buy-in
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Grade confirms£62 million Pinewood acquisition
Former Channel 4 executive joins management buy-in
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Sky News inks international distribution deals
Dutch cable outfit MediaKable and Mauritius Broadcasting Corp sign up with Sky
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Itel ties up exclusive deal with National Geographic
60-hour rights deal includes 13 hours of Anglia's Survival
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ITV boss heads Century's west midlands bid
Hill to target 25 to 55-year-olds with 'frequently different' tag
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Amnesty calls for entries to Media Awards
Ninth annual awards to reward human rights journalism
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Muppets off to Munich
Jim Henson snapped up by German media outfit EM.TV in£425 million cash-and-stock deal
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Licence fee rises£3
Media secretary Chris Smith rejects proposals for digital fee but demands£1.1 billion in efficiency savings from BBC
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Licence fee decision due this afternoon
Smith expected to give verdict to Commons within the hour