All Broadcast articles in 06 December 2002 – Page 5
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Flash the cash, Greg
Independent TV producers' gripes about the BBC are justified, says an ITC report ...
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A word from the chairman
Praise for the ITC but still some 'worrying holes' in the Communications Bill ...
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Martyr's fate for Classics channel
Digital Classics blamed the launch of BBC 4 this year for its decision to close its UK digital channel ...
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Puttnam criticises bill's Channel 5 proposals
Lord Puttnam has attacked plans that would allow Rupert Murdoch to buy Channel 5 ...
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Creation of Ofcom likely to result in loss of 200 jobs, says report
The formation of Ofcom is likely to result in about 200 job losses ...
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NewsRegional brain drain scheme extended
The BBC's producer development scheme, set up in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland last year to stop the 'brain drain' of production talent to London, is to be extended to the English regions, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsVirgin gets new two for breakfast
Virgin Radio is set to shake up its breakfast show for the fourth time in 18 months as Daryl Denham is sidelined by drivetime Sony-award winning duo Pete and Geoff, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsTraining for indies gets boost
Skillset, the Sector Skills Council for the audio-visual industries, is to set up a new Working Group with Ofcom to strengthen training for television and radio, writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsDiscovery bets on genes
The Discovery Channel is getting into genetically modified programme making with a brace of programmes about the brave new world of DNA, writes Paul Revoir.
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NewsFree trade rules threaten the Beeb
A pressure group is warning that international trade agreements could pose a threat to public service broadcasting in the UK, writes John Oates.
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Phone fiasco robbed me of glory
Furious fans of Popstars: The Rivals last night claimed a phone vote foul-upDaily Star, page 1...
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George is honoured by BBC
The former Manchester United striker will be presented with a lifetime achievement award at the BBC's Sports Person...
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Red alert for red buttons
Test the Nation and Big Brother proved that 'enhanced TV' can draw big audiences. But can their success by replicat...
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Moose and me
How did a small British team beat the big US networks for the inside story on the hunt for the Washington sniper ...
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Cowboys and indies
The Programme Supply Review report does have big implications for the consumer ...
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The crunch
As the Commons prepares to debate the Communications Bill tomorrow, the future of public service broadcasting in Br...