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£400M BILL TO SWITCH OVER-75s TO DIGITAL.
Financial assistance should be given to the over-75s and the vulnerable during the switchover to digital
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C4 to air more one-off drama.
Channel 4 plans to increase its single drama output by screening one feature-length special each month, writes Maria Esposito.
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Five doc looks at sex change of hearts.
Five is to follow the journey of a transsexual who undergoes a series of painful operations to reverse her gender swap, writes Michael Rosser.
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Fox World makes ITV1 spelling show.
Fox World, the international production division of Fox TV Studios, has bagged its first UK commission
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CiTV presentation moves to Manchester.
ITV is moving its CiTV presentation department from Birmingham to Manchester early next year, writes Paul Revoir.
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ITV1's Monday double whammy.
ITV1 had its best Monday peaktime performance since early March 2003 thanks to a line up of I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me out of Here! and a triple helping of Coronation Street, writes Jon Rogers.
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ITV's Killer Monday (22 November).
I'm a Celebrity looks set to be another ratings success for ITV with the reality show
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GWR REPORTS AD LOSS.
GWR, the radio group set to merge with Capital Radio, has added to the downbeat feeling
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BEAMISH TO LANDMARK.
Indie Landmark Films has hired former Darlow Smithson development producer Jennifer Beamish to head its science
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CASH FOR GREEN BAY.
Cardiff-based indie Green Bay Media has won a£300,000 equity investment which will create seven new
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LUPUS MOVES INTO CGI.
Lupus Films, the production company behind Little Wolf's Book of Badness, is making its first foray
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UBC DEAL WITH EMAP.
Radio group UBC Media Group has signed a deal with Emap, publisher of Broadcast, to supply
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Analysis - Allen's new ITV passion.
ITV's regional strategy is under scrutiny as plans to pull out of non-news programming threaten to overshadow a£40m investment in news. Colin Robertson headed to Maidstone to ask ITV chief executive Charles Allen how deep his commitment to news really go
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Commissioning - Five orders more Extraordinary People.
Five is bringing back its science strand Extraordinary People with four documentaries about people with unusual abilities or medical conditions, writes Maria Esposito.
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Commissioning - Shine to follow final legal hunt.
Members of Britain's oldest hunt have given permission for cameras to follow them as they take
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Commissioning - ITV1 looks at 'changing' stars.
ITV has commissioned RDF Media to make a series that will attempt to uncover which celebrities have had cosmetic surgery, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - C4 takes Touchpaper series.
Touchpaper TV, the indie behind Channel 4's recent transatlantic series NY-LON, has bagged another C4 order with a political thriller, writes Maria Esposito.
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Commissioner's Q & A - Chantal Rutherford Browne.
UKTV Style channel executive Chantal Rutherford Browne cares more about 'life' than style ideas and is keen to find out what women want.
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COMMISSIONS - SOUTH BANK SEARCHES FOR MARY POPPINS.
Initial is producing a documentary for ITV1 arts strand The South Bank Show about author PL
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COMMISSIONS - BBC2 FOLLOWS HOUSE-BUILDING COUPLE.
BBC2 controller Roly Keating has commissioned an 8 x 30-minute series that will follow a couple