All Broadcast articles in 22 November 2002 – Page 8
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For Telewest's pundit, all that glisters is not platinum
A publicity stunt for promoting Telewest director David Docherty backfired yesterday ...
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TV corset wars turn up the heat
The BBC and ITV this weekend unveil their latest literary adaptations ...
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NewsHooper lands another Ofcom role
Richard Hooper, Radio Authority chairman and incoming deputy chairman of Ofcom has been appointed as chairman designate of the new super regulator's content board, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsWorld at One's Marsh takes helm at Today
The BBC has drafted in the editor of World at One to take over Radio 4's flagship Today programme, replacing former editor Rod Liddle who was forced to step down from the role last month, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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RatingsFoyle's War dominates Sunday night
ITV 1's wartime drama Foyle's War, starring Michael Kitchen, looks like it may well live up to its billing as 'the new Morse', after holding-on to over 9 million viewers for two hours last night, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsClear Channel interest boosts UK radio shares
Shares in Capital Radio and GWR, the UK's largest commercial radio operators, shot up this morning following reports that US Radio group Clear Channel is mulling an acquisitive move into the UK market, writes Luke Satchell
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Off the record - Mockney rip-off.
Uber-oik Jamie Oliver is being hailed as the saviour of C4 for his new series Jamie's
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TX - Mind your language.
The idea for The Adventure of English came to Melvyn Bragg a couple of years ago
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Off the record - Murdoch's fans.
Meanwhile, another media mogul was touching down in London. Rupert Murdoch flew into the UK for
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RATINGS ANALYSIS - How much reality can viewers take?
Broadcasters are increasingly relying on reality television to deliver audiences without the risks and costs of drama. But for how much longer will viewers have an appetite for Big Brother and Popstars?
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INTERVIEW - Return of the exile.
Once ejected from the BBC for being a red under the bed, Tom Archer has made a triumphant return to the corporation as head of general factual at Bristol
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TRADE TALK - Double jeopardy.
Dianne Nelmes is going back to Granada with not one tough job but two: sort out daytime and raise the quality of regional television output
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NEWS COVERAGE - Telling the same stories.
More diversity in news and current affairs is key to winning back audiences, says an ITC report. Does this signal an end to the much-vaunted impartiality of news providers?
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Feeling less chipper.
MTV European digital channels head of marketing Virginia Monaghan could have sworn she saw Jamie Oliver's smile slip
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Crossing continents.
Following Fox's appointment of BBC light entertainment editor Jonathan Glazier to run its new London office, the hunt is on for British formats which have the potential to reach across the pond and become global hits
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FREE TO AIR - Murdoch's dastardly plan.
The journalist conspiracy theorist is my professional equivalent of the mad cat lady at the end
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HOGAN JOINS TMR.
Soho post facility The Machine Room has poached telecine colourist James Hogan from VCC Germany. Hogan,
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CHEAP PCI CARD ON SALE.
Broadcasters such as Channel 4, which have been pushing for post-production to be done at DigiBeta