All Broadcast articles in 19 December 2008 – Page 3
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NewsMy Family heads to Latin America
BBC1 sitcom My Family is to be introduced to Latin America for the first time after DLT Entertainment sold a package of shows into the continent.
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NewsSurvivors still going strong
BBC1's apocalyptic drama Survivors killed off the competition at 9pm last night, drawing 5m viewers (22.2%) as ITV1 struggled.
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NewsITN On partners with FHM
ITN On has partnered with Bauer owned men's website FHM.com to create a raft of new entertainment content and programmes.
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NewsNo Heroics flies onto ITV1
ITV2's first original comedy sitcom, No Heroics, will be repeated on ITV1 in the new year.
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NewsTwofour promotes Greg Barnett
Twofour has promoted executive producer Greg Barnett to the new role of head of entertainment.
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NewsGovernment considers World Service memorial
The government is to consider erecting a memorial to the BBC World Service staff who provided “a beacon of hope, liberty and democracy” to people in Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
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NewsBBC slammed over drama launches
The BBC has defended spending almost£164,000 on four drama launches during 2008, a year in which it cut 2,000 jobs.
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NewsTakeaway to split into two indies
Takeaway Media is to split into two new companies after directors Archie Baron and Neil Cameron decided to go their separate ways.
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NewsMorris handed Elstree Studios job
Former Teddington Studios managing director Roger Morris has been appointed as the new MD of Elstree Studios, the home of Big Brother.
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NewsBBC Resources staff win reprieve
BBC Resources staff in Birmingham and Bristol are to escape compulsory redundancy despite the commercial facilities company's plan to cease trading at the two cities.
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CommentA boost for the little guy
A common industry approach to on-demand TV over broadband could prove to be a real tipping point for small and independent content creators argues Will Strauss.
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BBC2 orders major space drama
The BBC has signed up as a co-pro partner for a major 13-part space drama from the makers of Grey’s Anatomy and Desperate Housewives.
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NewsFremantle seals first archive deal
Fremantle Media has kicked off a strategy of acquiring rights to archive content by signing a deal with American red carpet film company Celebrity Footage.
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NewsNTP buys up Digital Audio Denmark
NTP Technology has acquired Digital Audio Denmark (DAD), the manufacturer of analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue converters.
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NewsSmallwood joins Beam TV
The Mill has appointed former Mindshare Worldwide client leader Mike Smallwood as the new managing director of Beam TV.
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NewsRegistrations surge for BVE
The number of people that have registered for Broadcast Video Expo is up by more than 10 per cent on this time last year.
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NewsTechnology supply sector faces ‘challenging times'
Confidence amongst senior executives in the supply and manufacturing part of the broadcast and media technology sector has declined sharply according to the latest IABM Industry Trends Survey.
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NewsAll3I names acquisitions chief
All3Media International has promoted acquisitions executive Maartje Horchner to the company's head of acquisitions.
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NewsNigella serves up a ratings treat
TV chef Nigella Lawson drew a tasty 3.6m viewers (14.8% share) to BBC2 at 8.30pm for the start of her festive series.
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NewsC4/Five merger back on table
The possibility of a£500m merger of Five and Channel 4 has re-emerged as Ofcom approaches the final stages of weighing up Channel 4's future funding.
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