All articles by Jessica Rogers – Page 19
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North One wins£25m WRC deal
Indie North One has secured a£25m deal to cover the FIA World Rally Championship for the next four years.
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BBC Worldwide opens office in Brazil
BBC Worldwide is opening a new office in Brazil it was announced at NATPE today. The Sao Paulo base will be dedicated to growing local production of both BBC and independent formats for networks across Latin America.
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Brits triumph at Golden Globes
The Brits triumphed at the Golden Globes last night - particularly Helen Mirren, who scooped two best actress awards, one for each of the Queens she has recently portrayed.
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Jetix hires Turner content chief
Jetix Europe has poached US programming chief Marc Buhaj from kids TV broadcaster Cartoon Network and Boomerang.
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Ofcom criticises 'obscure' ITV Play game
ITV Play has been rapped by Ofcom for unfair conduct after airing a game in which it claimed a balaclava and rawl plugs were items that might be found in a women's handbag.
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ITV Play rapped by Ofcom
ITV Play has been rapped by Ofcom for unfair conduct after it aired a game in which it claimed a balaclava and rawl plugs were items that might be found in a women's handbag.
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BBC commissions controversial C-Word show
The BBC will explore one of the most controversial words in the English language in a new commission called The History of the C-Word(working title).
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Superted creators secure£600,000 windfall
Wales' largest independent animation studio Calon is set to expand after securing£600,000 of investment.
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ITV may restructure news as Jones quits
ITV chief executive of news and regions Clive Jones is leaving the broadcaster after 29 years, prompting it to consider a shake-up of the structure of its news management team.
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Five Life in Shed drama double
Five's female-skewed digital channel Five Life has done a double deal with Shed Productions to buy the UK multichannel rights to Bad Girlsand Footballers' Wives.
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Dirty rotten cheater
The twist to this gameshow is that one of the contestants is a cheat and the others must discover who.
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Grade: new shows will get a chance
Michael Grade has kicked off his tenure at ITV by vowing to give new shows a chance to shine and warning he will waste no time in dropping long-established but underperforming shows.
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Max secures distribution for Guinness shows in Asia
Distributor Max Entertainment has sold more than 200 hours of Guinness World Records TV (GWR) shows into Asia.
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Aardman hires Cockle for move into pre-school
Wallace and Gromitproducer Aardman Animations is set to move into pre-school programming.
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ITV chief of news and regions quits
ITV's chief executive of news and regions Clive Jones is leaving the broadcaster after 29 years. He will also step down as chairman of GMTV but continue in a part time role as editorial strategy advisor to ITN.
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Magnus Magnusson dies aged 77
Magnus Magnusson, the veteran Mastermindpresenter who fronted the show for 25 years, died last night aged 77.
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Coles appointed COO of BBC's journalism group
BBC director of sports rights and finance Dominic Coles has been handed a new role as the chief operating officer of its journalism group.
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Fox and Warner Bros pull plug on The O.C.
Teen soap The O.C.has been axed in the US. Fox TV and Warner Bros Television Production said in a joint statement that the fourth series, which starts today in the US, will be its last.
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Celebs go to hospital for Five reality series
Granada Factual London has been commissioned to make So You Think You Can Nursefor the channel.