All Broadcast articles in 11 November 2005 – Page 7
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NewsStrictly Come Dancing waltzes past The X Factor
The ongoing battle for Saturday night viewers heated up further as BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing pulled ahead of its arch-rival The X Factor for the first time in the current series with an average of 7.8 million (38.5%) at 6.20pm.
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NewsTV Commerce destined for America
10.30am: Interactive TV operator TV Commerce has extended its psychic TV service Your Destiny into the US, securing slots on both cable and local channels.
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NewsC4 axes Princess Michael of Kent show
Channel 4 has pulled a documentary about Princess Michael of Kent mid-way through filming.
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NewsDisney buys European mobilegame developer
10.15am: The Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG) has bought top Munich-based mobile game developer and publisher, Living Mobile, in preparation for the European rollout of Disney Mobile.
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NewsLiving TV picks up The Comeback
8am: Living TV has picked up the rights for Friends star Lisa Kudrow's HBO comedy The Comeback, which was panned by critics and axed by the network after one series in US.
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NewsS4C hands 20 years of programme rights back to indies
8am: Welsh broadcaster S4C is handing rights in all its programmes made before the introduction of the terms of trade back to the independent sector.
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NewsChinese broadcasters hope tolearn from UK TV
8am: One of China's most successful broadcasting groups is coming to the UK to ask for advice from British TV executives.