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Panorama attacks BBC over Dr Kelly.
The BBC's flagship current affairs programme Panorama this week launched a scathing attack on the corporation's
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Atalla quits for Talkback.
Ash Atalla, the producer of award-winning BBC comedy The Office, is quitting the corporation to develop sitcoms for Talkback, writes Michael Rosser.
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Kilroy costs BBC£625k.
Sacking Robert Kilroy-Silk has cost the BBC around£625,000, after it decided to dump the episodes of his daily talk show Kilroy that he had already recorded, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C4 to make comic fans into super heroes.
Channel 4 is set to broadcast a bizarre new primetime game show in which comic book fans are invited to turn themselves into stunt-performing super heroes, writes Glen Mutel.
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?Instead of fighting its corner, it simply and rather persuasively showed us what some gay couples are prepared to ...
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'It must have been possible for Channel 4 to make a programme about gay parenting that was neither tacky nor depres...
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - Gareth McLean, Guardian
'Making Babies the Gay Way was tawdry, tiresome tabloid crap? this was cheap and nasty guff of which Channel 4 shou...
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Making Babies the Gay Way (C4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'Making Babies the Gay Way sounded like a cheesy 1970s comedy starring Larry Grayson, rather than a serious program...
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Inventions That Changed The World (BBC2) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
'While Tim Marlow (Great Artists 2, C5) depends on knowledge and his skill at communicating Clarkson uses jokes, wr...
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NewsAscent Media appoints new head team
Post-production giant Ascent Media has moved quickly to replace it's departing senior management team of Sam Husain and Simon Kay by appointing a new finance director and two new managing directors.
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The BBC's nerves rattle
As the BBC's policy-makers try to second guess criticisms which may arise from the forthcoming Hutton report into the Kelly affair, is the corporation now exercising excessive caution, asks Jessica Hodgson
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ER (C4) - Joe Joseph, The Times
'It still knocks the spots off any other television hospital drama.'...
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ER (C4) - Charlie Cathpole, Daily Star
'Before her first shift was over, Neela (Parminder Nagra) had been racially abused, blamed for the death of one pat...
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Bob Monkhouse's Comedy Heroes (Five) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
'Unfortunately it turned out to be, if not a swindle, then a misjudgement.'...
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Bob Monkhouse's Comedy Heroes (Five) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'Five surely did the right thing in persisting with Bob Monkhouse's Comedy Heroes - even though, for one big reason...
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Panormama: A Fight to the Death (BBC1) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'Watching Panorama's pre Hutton verdict special, A Fight to the Death was like sitting through one of those intermi...
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NewsTWG and Emap lift radio sector
Further consolidation of the radio sector kicked off this week with Emap and The Wireless Group (TWG) announcing multi-million pound deals.
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Kudos plans US Psychos
Kudos, the indie behind hit BBC drama Spooks, is set to make its first foray into original programming in the US with a version of its award-winning Channel 4 hospital drama Psychos.
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E4's Vinson moves to Shine
Elisabeth Murdoch's indie, Shine, has created a head of entertainment development role in order to boost its entertainment programming and create more returnable series.