All Broadcast articles in 26 October 2007 – Page 5
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FeaturesTesting times for TV brands
Brand experts and commentators discuss how to get viewers’ attention in a multiplatform world.
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NewsBBC streams Electric Proms
BBC Radio will provide video streaming of the Electric Proms and the London Jazz Festival in the next month.
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NewsGMG considers in-house sales
Guardian Media Group could take its ad sales in-house following the termination of its contract with Global Radio.
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CommentITV can’t rewind values
The return of a trusted newsman will not restore the network’s former glory.
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NewsBBC delays voluntary redundancy letters
The BBC will not speak to staff until divisions have met with the unions.
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NewsTern unveils multimedia arm
Scottish factual and entertainment indie Tern Television has launched a new multimedia division.
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NewsNHU faces major cuts
The BBC natural history unit (NHU) in Bristol is expected to lose 57 staff from its 180 strong team.
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FeaturesA Room with a View
IWC Media and Andrew Davies’ fresh take on EM Forster risks the ire of Merchant Ivory fans.
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CommentCatherine Catton and Indy Selvarajah
Catherine Catton and Indy Selvarajah review the latest TV shows.
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FeaturesWinning ways
Even when British sports people fail, TV can still score big ratings. Liz Thomas looks at some sporting highlights.
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FeaturesA new split in BBC factual
A restructured BBC factual splits in-house and indie commissioning as part of plans for a leaner, fitter corporation.
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NewsGalleon buys multimedia firm
Galleon Holdings has agreed a deal to buy Hong Kong interactive TV producer Phoenix Investment Global.
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NewsToday's TV Critics
Verdicts from newspaper television critics on programmes broadcast on Tuesday 23rd October 2007.
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NewsOfcom delays FoR findings
The UK radio industry will have to wait longer than expected to discover Ofcom’s proposals for the future regulation of the sector after the watchdog delayed publishing its Future of Radio consultation until later this year.
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NewsMixed fortunes for indies
Welsh indie Boomerang is planning to float on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market in the coming weeks, but how have the other producers in the Broadcast 20 fared this year?
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NewsBBCW drama canned
BBC Worldwide's first major US drama, Viva Laughlin, has been cancelled after just two episodes.
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NewsNew boss for Orange UK
Tom Alexander has been appointed chief executive of Orange UK, replacing Bernard Ghillebaert.
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Tindle to sell stations
Tindle Radio, the 13-station local radio group owned by newspaper entrepreneur Sir Ray Tindle, is up for sale.