All Broadcast articles in 13 December 2002
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NewsWireless Group wins another licence
The Wireless Group (TWG) has strengthened its commitment to a digital radio future after scooping the new digital multiplex licence for Swansea, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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RatingsFootball ratings take a bit of a kicking
Live Uefa Cup football may have been splattered across the peaktime schedules of two terrestrial broadcasters but viewers were not entirely convinced by either, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsRoot announces Greenlight winners
BBC 2 controller Jane Root has announced the winners of the channel's Greenlight awards, part of the corporation's much-vaunted BBC talent initiative, writes Penny Hughes.
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NewsHistoric Teddington studios gets revamped
Plans for the redevelopment of Teddington Studios - which have been in use since 1912 - have just been approved, writes John Oates.
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NewsThompson joins charity channel
Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson has added another philanthropic string to his bow after agreeing to join the board of voluntary sector group The Media Trust, writes Colin Robertson.
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I won too many times so the BBC took my last prize back
Banned, the lucky winner who keeps scooping Radio One's competitions ...
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Sex, nudity and bitches? the new look Crossroads
The soap has been given a glamorous revamp ...
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Puttnam says Channel 4 has lost the plot
David Puttnam has launched a withering attack on Channel 4, claiming it has 'lost the plot' ...
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No argument, new issue for Today is facts, facts, facts
Today editor Kevin Marsh gives his first media interview ...
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Poof! goes $6.4bn of Ted Turner's fortune
Despite CNN founder Ted Turner losing $6.4bn in the stock market plunge he is still going ahead with plans to honou...
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French police swoop on Vivendi offices
French investigators yesterday searched the offices of the once-mighty Vivendi Universal ...
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Guardian swaps stake
UBC Media Group yesterday said that the Guardian Media Group had become a minority shareholder ...
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Yes, but is anyone listening
When BBC 7 arrives on Sunday, only 120,000 radio sets will be able to pick it up, says Raymond Snoddy. ...
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BBC considers bid to screen live coverage of Premiership
The BBC could be bidding to screen the live Premiership matches for the first time when negotiations for the new te...
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BBC's late harvest of viewers and profit
With viewing figures creeping over the six million mark, Fame Academy had begun to justify its£5 million cost just...
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TV advertisers oppose Granada-Carlton merger
The battle to block the£2.6bn merger of Carlton and Granada stepped up yesterday, with television advertisers and ...
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Fraud squad raids Vivendi offices
Fraud squad detectives raided the offices of Vivendi Universal in Paris yesterday an the homes of its deposed chief...
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Secret Treasury report may put BBC licence fee at risk
Gordon Brown has ordered a secret investigation into the funding of the BBC, which could herald an end to the licen...
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Fraud squad pays Vivendi a visit
Yesterday's raid on the head office of Vivendi Universal and on the Paris home of its ousted chief executive, Jean-...
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F1 abandons digital TV plans
A struggle to control Formula One motor racing's future involving major car makers, teams, creditor banks of failed...