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RTL revenues slide 11%
Five-owner RTL has blamed tough economic conditions across the European TV market for a profits slump of 11.1% in its first quarter revenue.
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George Clooney woos 875,000 with ER return
The return of George Clooney to ER last night pulled in a total audience of 875,000 (5.2% share) at 10pm, the show's highest ever figures for More 4.
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Madeleine McCann doc draws 2.3m to C4
Two years after the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a documentary in which her father revisited the Algarve resort where she was last seen drew an audience of 2.3m (10.5% share) for Channel 4 at 9pm.
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Former RDF exec joins Shine Reveille
Former RDF Media exec Martin Rakusen has joined Shine Reveille International (SRI) as its senior vice president for business and operations.
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Christian O'Connell to front 5 Live topical show
Absolute Radio's breakfast host Christian O'Connell has landed a Fighting Talk-style show on BBC Radio 5 Live - and it is up for grabs for indies to make.
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Russell Howard to host BBC3 comedy pilot
Mock the Week star Russell Howard is fronting a pilot that is lined up to be BBC3's first topical comedy show.
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UKTV's Home orders more community makeover shows
American Ty Pennington will return to UKTV this spring to dish out a double dose of goodwill.
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BBC News sets voluntary redundancy deadline
BBC News staff have less than a month to decide whether they are interested in voluntary redundancy, as the corporation battles to get nearly 90 staff off its books by April 2010 - the end of the current financial year.
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BBC NI names new commisioning exec
Timewatch exec James Hayes has landed the job of BBC commissioning executive producer for Northern Ireland.
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Richard and Judy chatshow dropped
Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan's UKTV Watch show will end in July after the presenting duo admitted it had failed.
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Timeline: Richard and Judy
The career to date of presenting duo Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan.
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BBC Trust names new heads
The BBC Trust has hired Alex Towers as its new head of finance, economics and strategy, and Steve Pollock as head of audiences and marketing.
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Thompson defends against licence freeze
BBC director general Mark Thompson has pre-empted the Commons vote on the licence fee with a defence against top-slicing or freezing in Westminster publication The House Magazine.
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Maxine Peake to star in Criminal Justice
Hancock and Joan actress Maxine Peake is to take the lead role in the second series of BBC1 drama Criminal Justice.
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NewsSBC to avoid Scottish Six debate
The Scottish Broadcasting Commission (SBC) will not be sidetracked from investigating the stuttering Scottish TV sector by the political issues surrounding a “Scottish Six”, chairman Blair Jenkins has insisted.
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NewsBBC orders new crime drama
The BBC has ordered a two-part crime drama that tells the story from various perspectives, including those investigating the crime, the killer and his victims.
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NewsBSkyB makes concessions over ITV stake
BSkyB has offered to give up voting rights on part of its controversial 17.9% stake in ITV.
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NewsMTV Music Awards returns to C4
The MTV Europe Music Awards will return to Channel 4 next month after a two year absence.
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NewsGaydarRadio to launch download service
GaydarRadio will launch music download service GaydarRadio Jukebox next week.