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C4 finances indies in drama initiative
Channel 4's drama department is financing six start-up independents as part of a drive to boost drama output.Money has also been invested in five trainee drama producer placements at four other
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C4 threatens 50-year BBC Commonwealth coverage
Channel 4 is considering bidding for the TV rights to the Commonwealth Games to be held in Manchester in 2002, writes Tim Dams.
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Pet Rescue returns to Channel 4
Channel 4 has ordered a further 195 instalments of Bazal daytime show Pet Rescue, writes Jason Deans.
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RADIO 3 MIXES IT WITH KUBRICK FILM COMPOSER
BBC Radio 3's Mixing It strand is to feature musican and composer Jocelyn Pook, who wrote the music for the forthcoming Stanley Kubrick film, Eyes Wide Shut. Pook will be in
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Wright unveils R3 'signpost' to future
BBC Radio 3 controller Roger Wright signalled an increase in speech and live music programming when he unveiled his first revamp of the network on Tuesday (2 February). The changes - which
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GMG INCREASES RIL STAKE TO 28 PER CENT
The Guardian Media Group (GMG) has upped its shareholding in Radio Investments Ltd (RIL) to 28 per cent. GMG chief executive Bob Phillis now joins the board of RIL, which has
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WOOLFE JOINS PLANET 24
Richard Woolfe, a Granada producer whose credits include Hearts of Gold, has joined Planet 24 to develop a series of shows for the indie, including a pilot for a new chat
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LADBROKE RADIO TACKLES CENTURY OF CINEMA FOR RADIO 2
Independent Ladbroke Radio has been commissioned for two new series on BBC Radio 2 including a 6 x 60-minute history of the cinema. Provisionally titled A Century of Cinema, it will
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BBC 2 to spotlight loyalist killers
BBC 2 is to broadcast the follow-up to its highly successful expose of the IRA, Provos, with an intimate account of the lives of loyalist paramilitaries, writes John Plunkett.
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4:2:2 Bristol has just completed the title sequence for new documentary series Workers at War. Designed and directed by Paul Bond and Luke Wilmot, the titles feature time-lapse footage of working
4:2:2 Bristol has just completed the title sequence for new documentary series Workers at War. Designed and directed by Paul Bond and Luke Wilmot, the titles feature time-lapse footage of working
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Pearson acquires Eva for£2 million
Pearson TV has bought animation finance and distribution company Eva Entertainment for£2 million.The purchase comes nearly a year after Pearson executives announced a major strategic drive into the animation business
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AMG fx has produced what it is claiming as a new style of 21/2 D commercial for TVD Entertainments' Off Yer Nut series of music compilations
AMG fx has produced what it is claiming as a new style of 21/2 D commercial for TVD Entertainments' Off Yer Nut series of music compilations.Hand-drawn animations were scanned and traced
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INTERGRAPH POSTS NET LOSS FOR 1998
Intergraph Corporation has posted a net loss of $0.41 (25p) per share for the year ended 31 December 1998. The loss includes a $2.33 (£1.41) gain on the sale of assets
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This week, Pearson TV's Greg Dyke - odds-on favourite in the race to succeed Sir John Birt - with his thoughts on the DG-ship and all that ... 1994 Dyke expresses
This week, Pearson TV's Greg Dyke - odds-on favourite in the race to succeed Sir John Birt - with his thoughts on the DG-ship and all that ... 1994 Dyke expresses
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Granada TV joins Army for Sky 1 13-parter
Sky 1 has commissioned Granada Productions to make a 13-part fly-on-the-wall series about the Army's toughest training course for transmission this autumn, writes Alice Macandrew.
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R1 AND R4 AWAIT RAJARS
BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 4 are expected to show gains in the latest Rajars, due to be published on Thursday (4 February). The increases, if confirmed, would provide a
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ITC ISSUES FORMAL WARNING TO VH-1 FOR SPRINGER PLUG
The Independent Television Commission has issued a formal warning to music channel VH-1 for airing a pop video featuring strong language before the 21.00 watershed. The regulator has also slammed Flextech's
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SET-TOP BOX RETAIL SALES HIT 171,000 IN THREE MONTHS
An estimated 171,000 digital set-top boxes were sold through retail outlets between 1 October and 26 December, according to data released by market information company GfK Marketing Services this week. The
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VIEWERS WATCH MORE TV
The long-term decline in TV viewing has levelled off and is even showing a small increase. According to a new study from the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA), the public
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OFF THE RECORD - Shaw's swap shop
What's this? Martin Shaw distancing himself even further from The Professionals by working in BBC local radio? No, silly - it's not actor Martin Shaw, but the eponymous GLR news editor,