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SHINE MAN TO RUN MINT BELFAST OPERATION.
Irish indie Mint Productions has poached Shine editor of lifestyle and features Jezz Wright to run
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FORMAT FOCUS: LAST ONE STANDING.
Players need luck as well as skill to walk off with the prize in this new quiz format from indie Ludus, writes Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - INDIGO WINS RIGHTS TO SNAILSBURY TALES.
Indigo has secured the international rights outside the UK, Australia and Benelux, for Maverick Entertainment animated
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FORMATS & DEALS - RAFT OF SALES FOR THE KOALA BROTHERS.
Spellbound Entertainment has made several new sales of its debut pre-school series The Koala Brothers. The
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RTE to make debut across nation on 252.
Irish state broadcaster RTE is to broadcast its main radio station across the UK for the first time after taking full control of the frequency once held by music station Atlantic 252, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Shine man to run mint belfast operation
Irish indie Mint Productions has poached Shine editor of lifestyle and features Jezz Wright to run its Belfast office. Wright, a former deputy editor of Five News, will initially oversee a 60-minute documentary for BBC4 tracking the rise and fall of car manufacturer DeLorean. He will also be charged with ...
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Indigo wins rights to Snailsbury Tales
Indigo has secured the international rights outside the UK, Australia and Benelux, for Maverick Entertainment animated series Snailsbury Tales. The 26 x 10-minute series has already aired on the BBC, RTE Ireland and ABC in Australia. The adventure series was executive produced by the BBC's ...
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Raft of sales for the Koala Brothers
Spellbound Entertainment has made several new sales of its debut pre-school series The Koala Brothers. The 52 x 10-minute series, made by UK animation studio Famous Flying Films, will be shown on kids channel TiJi in France, TVP in Poland, TV3 in New Zealand and ...
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RTE to make debut across nation on 252
Irish state broadcaster RTE is to broadcast its main radio station across the UK for the first time after taking full control of the frequency once held by music station Atlantic 252, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Channel Report - Setanta's Irish eyes are smiling.
Setanta Sport began life broadcasting Irish football games to crowds in London, but has since expanded with sports channel launches in the UK and US. The company's next move is a major sports offering on Freeview.
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RTE APPOINTS GOAN AS DG.
The director of television of Irish state broadcaster RTE, Cathal Goan, will become its new director
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CABIN FEVER TO RETURN.
Irish broadcaster RTE has restarted its controversial ocean-faring gameshow Cabin Fever after six of the original
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NewsRTE appoints Goan as director general
Irish state broadcaster RTE has appointed its director of television as its new director general, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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RTE reality show cast plan to sue
Rescued contestants from RTE's Cabin Feverreality TV boat are expected to sue the station for damages after the boat on which the show was based sank off the Irish coast last week.
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NewsRTE's Cabin Fever survivors may sue
Survivors of the sinking of RTE's Cabin Fever reality TV boat are expected to sue the station for damages after their traumatic experiences lastweek, when the boat sank off Tory Island, Co Donegal, writes Hugh Oram
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TIME UP FOR RTE JOB.
Applications for the job of director general of Irish state broadcaster RTE closed on Friday (30
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BBC names linked with RTE job.
Two key BBC figures have emerged as contenders for the post of director general at Irish state broadcaster RTE, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC names linked with RTE job
Two key BBC figures have emerged as contenders for the post of director general at Irish state broadcaster RTE, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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INTERVIEW - Vive la difference.
BBC director of nations and regions Pat Loughrey says the corporation has now replaced ITV as the natural home of regional broadcasting.
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CITY WATCH - Can UTV keep its place in the sun?
While much of the ITV Network has been suffering, Ulster Television has been steadily building its advertising revenue and audience share. But can the Irish channel maintain its position in a recovering market?