All Broadcast articles in 26 July 2002
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RatingsBBC 1 dominates peaktime viewing with coverage of the Commonwealth Games
BBC 1's coverage of the opening ceremony from the Commonwealth Games helped the corporation win gold in the ratings last night, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsBBC Radio 2's Moir signs up for a final 12 months
BBC Radio 2 controller Jim Moir has finally laid speculation that he is set to quit the corporation after today signing a further year's contract, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsBBC to transform 'outdated' buildings
The BBC has extended its joint venture deal with property developer Land Securities Trillium in an ambitious plan designed to transform its unremarkable slate of 'outdated and unwelcoming' buildings into 'inspiring architectural statements', writes Barbara Marshall
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Sex, strippers and swear words
Richard and Judy recall their most embarrassing television moments. ...
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BBC boss in child drama
Every parent's worst nightmare came true for BBC's head of drama and children's television, Alan Yentob, when his s...
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Delighted Mary is expecting her first baby at 38
Mary Nightingale is expecting her first baby in the New Year. The ITN presenter, who scaled back her work commitme...
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Overlord of the airwaves
Yet another hugely important media position has been awarded to a friend of the Government. The appointment of a L...
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Can the show go on at AOL?
Fraud claims and a sinking share price have cast a shadow over the AOL Time Warner merger. ...
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Sinisa's story
Tonight, another series of Big Brother ends with one happy winner - and three losers. But do we really understand ...
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BSkyB finds rich ITV pickings
BSkyB's annual results next week are expected to show that the satellite broadcaster had picked up more premium spo...
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Challenges for the man from Ofcom
Lord Currie's responsibility is to consumers, not service providers. ...
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Media Watchdog denies cronyism
The Tories yesterday launched a stinging attack on the appointment of the Labour supporter Lord Currie as the media...
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Radio and film star Denham dies at 92
Maurice Denham, a radio and screen star whose career spanned roles in dramas ranging from TV's Edward and Mrs Simps...
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SEC investigates AOL's accounting methods
Investors in AOL Time Warner took $9 billion (£6 billion) hit yesterday after it was confirmed that the internet an...
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BBC to pay£2.8bn for revamp of its offices
The BBC is to spend£2.8 billion on revamping its vast property empire, including its reviled West London head quar...
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The future of digital Britain will be policed by one man. Can it work?
The appointment of Labour peer to head the new communications super-regulator, Ofcom, has already led to claims of ...
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BBC surrenders ownership of prime property in£755m revamp of its image
The BBC had embarked on a£755m architectural odyssey designed to slash operating costs and consign its often grott...
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Broadcasters sued over football deal
The Football League took the television companies Carlton and Granada to court over the ITV Digital debacle yesterd...