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CommentITV's World Cup ratings defeat points to wider issues
As World Cup finalists Spain and Holland battled it out in a dry affair last night, a similar showdown took place on screen as the BBC and ITV squared-up for the first time during the football tournament, writes Jake Kanter.
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Comment12 July '10
“You can perform Pete and Dud but you cannot recreate their relationship.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentView from the North
The investment climate in the North is looking healthy, but there is work to be done to link together expertise, ideas and talent, writes Tom Harvey.
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Comment8 July '10
“Thoughtful, touching, funny, sad and true.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentWho'd be a Beeb boss?
The Trust’s criticism of BBC content is out of character and unjustified.
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CommentAd shake-up points to future
Will consolidation help to steer advertisers away from other media?
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CommentTime for indie radio sector to shine with its TV cousins
A strong public service culture needs creative content from all channels, says Simon Cole.
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CommentThe Silence / Britain's Next Top Model / My Flat Pack Home
Tiger Aspect’s Ricky Kelehar and Landmark Films’ Nick O’Dwyer on the deaf, the dumb and the DIY house.
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CommentAdam & Joe (& Snow) show
BBC 6 Music DJ and comedian Adam Buxton clearly made an impression on Jon Snow when he challenged Mark Thompson to a fight back in March.
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CommentDiana Carter, MTV
MTV Networks’ Diana Carter on the best advice she’s ever been given, her best faux pas and how she gets her own way.
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Comment6 Music victory signals need for BBC radio review
The BBC Trust’s decision to save 6 Music from the axe is a victory for listeners, digital radio, commercial radio and common sense, writes PaulRobinson.
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Comment6 July '10
“He caught that potent mixture of eccentricity, gentility and brutality.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentThe changing face of BBC Daytime
BBC Daytime was criticised by the BBC Trust this week for falling short of audience expectations and needing more “quality and ambition”. BBC Daytime controller Liam Keelan responds.
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Comment5 July '10
“Slightly brainless but nevertheless entertaining.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment4 July '10
“[It] was probably meant to be going out a couple of days before another heroic England semi-final.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment01 July '10
“A screenplay overstuffed with bon mots.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSpare a thought for writers
A changing industry and tighter budgets mean limited opportunities.
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CommentA defining moment for media
Sky takeover will create a two-party system, but would Cable block it?, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentRevisiting a tragedy can shed new light on events
While respecting a community’s privacy, a doc can tell a new story, says Will Hanrahan.