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BSkyB expected to report strong rise in digital subscribers
Satellite broadcaster thought to have added between 590,000 and 750,000 digital customers since last figures reported in November 2000
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Disney profits jump
Entertainment company reports 23 per cent rise in Q1, despite disappointing performance from broadcast and internet businesses
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New reports confirm internet affecting TV viewing
Statistical Research and Arbitron reports say internet is winning out over TV
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New reports confirm internet affecting TV veiwing
Statistical Research and Arbitron reports say internet is winning out over TV
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Avid halves losses
Editing and effects manufacturer reports revenue boost on previous year but acquisition-related charges continue to wreak havoc with bottom line
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Making The Mole
Action Time series producer Peter Davey describes Channel 5's The Mole as 'the weirdest programme he's ever made'. In an exclusive production diary for B+, the man with all
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Brit news wins in New York
British broadcasting outfits won a cluster of prizes at the New York Awards on Friday (19 January), writesAshley Davies.Channel 4 News Washington correspondent David Smith
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Sheik leaves MTV for London post
MTV senior editbox editor Tariq Sheik has left the music video channel to take up the same role at London Post.He said: 'London Post has handed me
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Red Fig set to enhance real-time TV voting system
Interactive TV specialist Red Fig is set to introduce a return path to its real-time TV voting system to enable programme makers to send personalised information
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Lord Dubs appointed BSC chairman
New chairman relinquishes ITC post under Broadcasting Act terms
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Lord Dubs appointed chairman of the BSC
New chairman relinquishes ITC post under Broadcasting Act terms
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BBC opts for Girl Power on election night
Female team of presenters and correspondents brought in to win back viewers
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TF1 TAKES EUROSPORT.
French broadcaster TF1 has bought Canal+'s stake in the Eurosport Group, making Eurosport International and Eurosport France wholly owned subsidiaries of the outfit. Canal+ was effectively forced to sell its 49.5
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BBC 1 orders new Simon Nye comedy.
BBC 1 controller Lorraine Heggessey and controller of entertainment commissioning Danielle Lux have signed off a new post-watershed sitcom from Men Behaving Badly writer Simon Nye.The 6 x 30-minute comedy, called
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Older viewers lured into peaktime by 1940s House.
Channel 4's The 1940s House (Thursday 21.00) - with 3.68 million in 14th place in the minority channels top 30 - is a programme with real appeal for C4's daytime-watching oldies.