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BBC drama writers take up residence
BBC drama has signed up its first ever writers in residence. Diane McInerney and Sebastian Baczkiewicz will work with established scriptwriters in radio and TV for the next
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Lion beats BBC Production to Vanessa daytime show
Lion Television has won the contract to make Vanessa Feltz's new daytime show, 10 x 30-minute series Talking Television.The indie won the contract despite the fact that BBC Production's
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Anglia to make Trisha vehicle for ITV peaktime slot
Anglia Television has secured a one-off peaktime commission from ITV for a celebrity-based show starring daytime presenter Trisha Goddard.Celebrity Heartbreaker will focus on the difficulties encountered by media
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Channel 4's Barker to use the F Word
Channel 4 commissioning editor, independent film and video Adam Barker is waiting to schedule a 1 x 60-minute documentary called A Brief History of the F Word. Made by
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Turning the tables on Dawn Airey
The desk of Channel 5 director of programmes Dawn Airey underwent the scrutiny of the Desk Therapist in the Guardianon Wednesda
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Talk your way out of that, Kelvin
Kelvin MacKenzie may have a way with words, says the Independenton Tuesday 25 January, but his broadcasting career has
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Is Losing Friends costing Sky dear?
The first fall-out from Channel 4's $140 million capture of Sky's pay-TV rights to Friends and ER emerged last week, with news that Sky executives were considering ditching their
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Development hell - just how hard is it to get your idea commissioned?
Development? isn't that the agonising purgatory programmes have to go through before they are made? Only the strongest ideas and formats make it to commission heaven. Weaker ones can
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John Sergeant on leaving the BBC for ITN
'I didn't see how they'd want someone so identified with the BBC,' reveals John Sergeant, who is leaving the BBC to become ITN's political editor in April.Sergeant told the
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BBC trawls for talent
Would-be TV presenters could do worse than visit the BBC's touring FutureWorld exhibition, which opens in Bradford in February. People will have the chance to audition as presenters at
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Sex in the shower comes to the Archers
Radio 4 farming soap the Archers is to broadcast a steamy sex-in-the-shower romp later this week, reports the Sunday Telegraph.
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Channel 5 launches new-look news
Channel 5 today unveils a revamped news studio, designed to give the station a more 'grown up' feel. The move marks newsreader Andrea Catherwood's debut as a replacement for
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C4 chief executive Michael Jackson on the Birt years
The upside: 'When he started, the very existence of the BBC as a public service broadcaster was politically in the melting pot. There may be arguments now about funding
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Newsnight's 20th anniversary celebrations
Though its future is far from certain, the celebrations and reminiscences continue for television's pre-eminent news-commentary programme
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Repeated on Sky
'I had a fascinating conversation with someone from Sky News. Except it only lasted nine minutes and then it started all over again.'Comedian Jack Dee compèring the Broadcast Awards