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OFF THE RECORD - Snap happy
Delegates at this week's Radio Festival in Cardiff are being armed with cameras disguised as radios in a cunning wheeze by Digital One and BBC Digital Radio. Festival-goers are being encouraged
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RADIO SPECIAL - Growing pains
The BBC does not air any radio shows for people under 15 - a situation that Children 2000 wants rectified.
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Granada Media in Liverpool link-up
The launch of a Liverpool Football Club TV channel is one of the options being considered by the club and Granada Media, in the wake of the strategic alliance between the
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Prebble named as Grabiner pulls out
Granada Media director of channels and interactive media Stuart Prebble has stepped in as On Digital chief executive after Stephen Grabiner resigned suddenly on Tuesday (12 July).Grabiner is understood to be
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Jungle Run set to go into production
Granada Media children's department is about to go into production with a new adventure gameshow for transmission on CITV from September, writes Ashley Davies.
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OVERTON TO HOST GLR SLOT
Former Talk Radio breakfast show presenter Bill Overton is to co-host the same slot for BBC London regional station GLR 94.9FM. Overton will present the show with Clare McDonnell on the
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Men & Motors job given to Hamilton
Granada Sky Broadcasting (GSkyB) has appointed Ian Hamilton to take over from Suzan Price as editor of programmes for men's lifestyle channel Men & Motors, writes Liz Shackleton.
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POWER RANGERS HERALDS START OF FOX KIDS' SUMMER
Fox Kids' summer schedule will launch on Saturday (17 July) with the UK cable and satellite premiere of Power Rangers in Space. The 46 x 30-minute animation will go out at
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NATIONAL ENQUIRER FOCUS FOR USP SHOWBIZ GOSSIP SHOW
Radio indie USP Radio Projects has been commissioned to make a fortnightly Hollywood news and gossip show based around the US magazine National Enquirer.USP was commissioned by public relations company Aspect
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Killick gets editor job at Watchdog
The BBC has drafted in a new editor for consumer affairs show Watchdog who has vowed to give the series 'more teeth', writes Tim Dams. Mark Killick, a senior reporter/producer for Panorama, joins on 4 August.
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Edinburgh One to One
Senior commissioning executives from four of the five terrestrial channels and Sky One have been lined up to appear at the 1999 Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival's Controller One to One strand, writes Tim Dams.
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NEW ECLIPSE STATION
A new radio station for the south-west will launch on 26 July to cover the eclipse and the numerous summer music festivals in the area. Eclipse FM will be run on
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Smith, Dyke lined up for RTS event
A face the press-style session featuring Media Secretary Chris Smith and BBC director general designate Greg Dyke's first public speech since his appointment are lined up for the Royal Television Society's
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OFF THE RECORD - =. DUTY LOG
This week's round-up of incoming calls is from Talk Radio. Readers can now call our own duty office with their comments on ...A stressful caller: 'Stress is a reaction to technology.
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The new draw
When Camilla Deakin was made animation chief at C4 last week, many animators' first reaction was to ask who she was. Ashley Davies reports.
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TWAMLEY TO RED DRAGON
Capital Radio has appointed Paul Twamley as the non-executive chairman of its Welsh radio group, Red Dragon Radio. Twamley is currently group finance director at utility company Hyder and a non-executive
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STAR TV TO MANAGE NAT GEO'S INDIAN DISTRIBUTION
National Geographic has linked up with Star TV, allowing the News Corp-backed company to manage Nat Geo's distribution and advertising sales in India. Star adds National Geographic to its bouquet of
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Disney rebuilding its Euro operation
Disney's European and UK operations are set to be restructured in line with internal streamlining within the Disney corporation.Part of a drive to consolidate Disney's international business, it comes after Disney/ABC
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MPC opens state-of-the-art digs
Moving Picture Company, one of London's largest video facilities, has relocated for the first time in its history - opening a state-of-the-art facility designed around digital networking and video servers.The facility
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DUO IN DIGITAL RADIO DRIVE
Director of BBC radio Jenny Abramsky and Paul Brown, chairman and chief executive of the Commercial Radio Companies Association, will urge radio executives to unite in promoting digital radio when they