All Broadcast articles in 12 December 2003 – Page 4
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Optomen finds merger partner.
Optomen, producer of ITV's Police, Camera, Action, has boosted its growth potential by merging with London-based indie Justabout Productions, writes Glen Mutel.
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SIRIOL AND WARK LAUNCH FOOTPAD FILMS.
Wark Clements and Cardiff-based animation studio Siriol Productions have launched a joint kids venture - Footpad
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ROWLAND LEAVES TELEVISION CORPORATION.
The managing director of Television Corporation's international division, Mark Rowland, has quit. Rowland's departure follows that
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EC MAY REVISE PREMIER LEAGUE CONTRACTS.
The European Competition Commission, headed by Mario Monti, has indicated that the Premier League's TV rights
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BBC BOOSTS REGIONS.
The BBC has signed off an extra£500,000 in investment for up to 20 new regional
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Trouble bags US comedies.
Flextech channel Trouble has secured its biggest ever slate of US imports following a multi-million pound comedy deal with Warner Brothers International Television Distribution, writes Michael Rosser.
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MORE TESTS FOR ALL.
BBC1 is lining up four more editions of Talent TV's interactive quiz Test the Nation. John
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Sony to fund T4's The Grill.
Channel 4 has teamed up with Sony PlayStation 2 to launch a new advertiser-funded entertainment series fronted by Vernon Kay, writes Glen Mutel.
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Channel 4's shock tactics pay off.
The start of Channel 4's BodyShock series was the broadcaster's highest rated science programme for at least four years, writes Jon Rogers.
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TWO INTO ONE FOR C4.
Channel 4 is restructuring its interactive department. The broadcaster will combine two divisions - commercial and
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CHRYSALIS TO BE RENAMED ALL3MEDIA.
Chrysalis TV group, which was bought by a consortium led by former Granada chief executive Steve
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CHANNEL 4: TOP 10 SHOWS 2003.
Channel 4's biggest hitting shows of the year are all reality formats bar perennially popular US
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JOHNNY AND DENISE REUNITE FOR BBC1.
Former Big Breakfast hosts Johnny Vaughan and Denise Van Outen are to be the new faces
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BBC1 AHEAD OF ITV1 IN ANNUAL RATINGS.
BBC1 is set to beat ITV1 in the end-of-year ratings for the third year running. Latest
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Whiston's northern vision.
John Whiston, the new drama chief of ITV's merged production businesses, has pledged to shore up
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Murphy rejects move up north.
BBC3 controller Stuart Murphy has poured cold water on claims that his channel could move to Manchester as part of a Charter renewal deal, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Jackson rules out move to US.
Granada entertainment chief Paul Jackson will not apply for the role of director of Granada America in the merged ITV, even though the company was lining him up for the job, writes Paul Revoir.
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Kids veteran to lead ITV's next SM:TV.
ITV has coaxed former Live and Kicking editor Chris Bellinger out of retirement to oversee its replacement for SM:TV Live, writes Paul Revoir.
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ITV has gone to the 'dark side'.
ITV's approach to regional broadcasting has been attacked after the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) claimed