All Broadcast articles in 08 February 2002
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ITV 1 dominated weekend viewing for third time in a row
The penultimate edition of Pop Idol gained 10m viewers clearly outstripping the BBC 1's opposition
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Bennett appointed as BBC director of television
The Learning Channel general manager to fill one of BBC's top jobs left vacant by Mark Thompson
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Bennett appointed BBC director of television
Executive vice president of The Learning Channel to take up one of the BBC's top jobs
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ITV 1 dominates weekend viewing for third time in a row
Penultimate edition of Pop Idol gains 10m viewers clearly outstripping BBC 1's best efforts
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Blood Strangers tops nine million
Drama starring Caroline Quentin gets more than double the audience of BBC 1's best efforts in same slot
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Channel 4's You're The Manager binned
Innovative interactive football management programme which was to see fans pick the line-up for Stevenage Borough matches is axed as Football Conference board orders club's withdrawal
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BT to slash broadband prices
New chief executive Ben Verwaayen expected to cut charges by as much as half to stimulate consumer broadband take up
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BBC 2's Silent Weapon scores ratings coup
Drama-documentary on bioterror attracts an impressive 3.4 million and helps channel to healthy peaktime share
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Anson heads up broadband content scheme
Ex-Channel 4 head of business planning and interactive to co-run£95,000 government study
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C5 looks to be different
Channel criticises 'homogenisation' of other broadcasters and promises to stand out from the crowd in 2002 Statement of Intent
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Abramsky slates Birt's bi-media plan
BBC director of radio and music says ex-director general's strategy was 'flawed' and radio was the 'loser'
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ITV unions up in arms over Granada fund
NUJ, BECTU and AEEU to hold talks with company over£124m pension write-off
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Bennett decision gets wide support
Industry upbeat at first female BBC director of television's appointment
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Sky raps 'illogical' rules
Satellite broadcaster dubs cross-media ownership rules as 'discriminatory' towards itself and News International
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Redmond indie to revamp Grange Hill
Mainstay of BBC children's schedule to be given a shot in the arm as Mersey Television becomes first outside company producer
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Indie Straight TV goes to the wall
Planet Pop producer goes into voluntary liquidation on eve of fifth anniversary
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MTV to offer 24-hour interactivity
Viewers to be offered gossip, quizzes and prizes as music channel bids to fend off rivals
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C4 to offer interactive Fifteen to One
Viewers get chance to pit wits against studio contestants for£1 a game