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Raft of sales for the Koala Brothers
Spellbound Entertainment has made several new sales of its debut pre-school series The Koala Brothers. The 52 x 10-minute series, made by UK animation studio Famous Flying Films, will be shown on kids channel TiJi in France, TVP in Poland, TV3 in New Zealand and ...
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CBBC given youthful makeover
The BBC's digital kids channel CBBC is to be given a younger focus to make it more accessible to younger children and close the gap with pre-school companion channel CBeebies, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsNovel appointment
Indie Novel Entertainment, the production company behind BBC pre-school series Fimbles, has appointed a new head of production, writes Gavin Stamp.
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Ratings - Saturday night date with Robbie is hard to resist.
8 12.05 1.05 9.05 Five 21 19 Weakest Link
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News Special: BBC Annual Report - Critical Issues ... Budgets soar.
BBC1's budget was stated as£858.9m. However, if the same calculating procedure was used as last
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FREE TO AIR - ITV's lost generation.
It is generally not a good idea to write about one's children - it's a sign
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NEW TELEWEST PACKAGE.
Telewest is launching a cut-price digital TV package of around 30 channels, including Sky One, BBC3
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PROGRAMMING - TELL-TALE'S BOO! SET FOR SUMMER SLOT ON CBBC.
The BBC has confirmed that Boo!, the new kids' 13 x 10-minute animation series from Tweenies
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Tell-Tale's Boo! set for summer slot on CBBC
The BBC has confirmed that Boo!, the new kids' 13 x 10-minute animation series from Tweeniesproducer Tell-Tale Productions, is set to kick off on BBC2's morning CBeebies slot from 4 June. Targeting children aged between 18 months and three years, ...
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News'Super-funded' BBC under fire fom rivals
The BBC came in for criticism from rivals ITV and Sky today for using its 'super' funding to replicate what other broadcasters are already doing, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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PROGRAMMING - CBBC gives pre-schoolers own cookery show.
The BBC is to launch a cookery show for pre-school children as part of a slate of new kids shows, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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CBBC gives pre-schoolers own cookery show
The BBC is to launch a cookery show for pre-school children as part of a slate of new kids shows, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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CBBC drops humans for 'toons.
CBBC channel presenters are to be replaced by a new interactive animated host in a bid to pull in more viewers, as director of drama, entertainment and children's Alan Yentob admitted that the one-year old digital channel still has more work to do, writes
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NewsDyke and Bennet's top 120 programmes
The full list of BBC programmes the director general and his director of television believe represent the best of the BBC.
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CBBC drops humans for 'toons
CBBC channel presenters are to be replaced by a new interactive animated host in a bid to pull in more viewers, as director of drama, entertainment and children's Alan Yentob admitted that the one-year old digital channel still has more work to do, writes Leigh ...
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NewsFull BBC services on Freeview from Friday
The BBC is to put the remainder of its national radio stations onto Freeview this Friday (14 February), taking the total of BBC radio channels available on the new DTT platform up to 11, writes Luke Satchell
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Trade talk - Kidding around.
New CBBC controller Dorothy Prior was behind the BBC's digital kids channels, but does she have the vision to take over from Nigel Pickard?
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Future of ITV - Making plans for Nigel.
ITV has already made a strong start to 2003, scoring some major ratings successes. With Nigel Pickard taking up the reins as programme director, John Plunkett asks senior industry figures if he can make the network sparkle again.
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Children's TV: CITV - Winning custody of the children.
The production powerhouse that is CBBC has given CITV a drubbing in recent years. But with BBC children's boss Nigel Pickard taking over at Network Centre, can CITV win back young viewers once again?
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Children's TV: Multichannel - Cut-throat kids.
Kids offerings have proliferated on multichannel, but is there a big enough audience to go around?