All Broadcast articles in 01 November 2002 – Page 5
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FURTHER TROUBLE FOR RISE AS MURRAY EXITS.
Struggling Channel 4 breakfast show Rise has suffered yet another setback following launch presenter Colin Murray's
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DATING CHANNEL OFFENSIVE TEXTS CENSURED.
The Independent Television Commission has rapped digital service The Dating Channel for airing inappropriate text messages
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BT AND SKY JOIN UP TO CUT COST OF BROADBAND.
BT has upped the stakes in the high-speed internet price war by teaming up with BSkyB
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BBC LEADS KIDS BAFTAS.
The BBC has dominated this year's nominations for the Bafta children's awards picking up 27 mentions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NTL backs Knapp with rise.
Barclay Knapp's future as NTL chief executive looked increasingly secure this week after the troubled company confirmed it had nearly tripled his salary, despite having filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection under his leadership, writes Paul Revoir
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BBC GOVERNOR REPLACEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
The government has appointed Dame Ruth Deech, the former chairwoman of the UK Human Fertilisation &
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TV urged to clarify foreign affairs.
UK broadcasters should make news stories about the developing world clearer and more relevant to viewers' daily lives, urges a new BBC/government report, writes Leigh Holmwood
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C4 NEWS DEPUTY MOVES IN WITH TREVOR.
ITV's current affairs show Tonight with Trevor McDonald has poached Channel 4 News deputy editor Peter
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TELEWEST UPS KIDS.
TV Kids' channels NickToons TV and Nick Replay will be added to Telewest's platform after it
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THIRD SCENE FESTIVAL.
The Script Factory is holding its third Scene screenwriting festival at the Soho Theatre, London, from
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EASTENDERS WINS GONG.
The Kat Slater sexual abuse storyline in BBC 1's EastEnders won the show the soap and
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Lofts Tractor Tom motors to CITV.
Former ITV 2 director of broadcasting Joan Lofts has rekindled her relationship with the network centre after selling the first television project from her new employer, Contender Entertainment Group (CEG), to CITV, writes Paul Revoir
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Regional trio wreck ITV branding plans.
Minority ITV shareholders SMG, Ulster TV (UTV) and Channel TV have put the brakes on Carlton
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SKIING GLIDES INTO POLE POSITION ON CHANNEL 4.
Channel 4 has beefed up its sports coverage after poaching the Skiing World Cup from the
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AR-UK nets #1m to bid for radio licences.
Fledgling Radio outfit Absolute Radio UK (AR-UK) has secured #1m from shareholders Ulster TV and Eurocast to bid for eight upcoming radio licences, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Kyte hired to get LBC flying.
Chrysalis has moved to put some broadcasting muscle behind its bid to relaunch ailing London radio station LBC by poaching BBC Radio 5 Live deputy controller Steve Kyte, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Cartoon Network in original content push.
Cartoon Network UK is to move into original production after creating its first in-house series, writes Paul Revoir
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BIDS REQUESTED FOR RSL.
The Independent Television Commission has invited proposals for a new restricted service TV licence in Aberdeen
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BAZ CHAIRS FILM SCHOOL.
The National Film & Television School has appointed Endemol UK chairman Peter Bazalgette as deputy chairman