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Looking after number one
We already have three separate pop charts, all of which use different criteria to decide the nation's favourite tun...
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Unhealthy competition
Diversity of voice is all very well - but sometimes news organisations should be allowed to work together. ...
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NewsChrysalis sells off TV to focus on radio
Chrysalis Group is selling its TV division because it has over expanded, according to chief executive Richard Huntingford, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsITN offloads EuroNews stake
ITN has sold its 49% share in the Lyon-based EuroNews channel and let the remaining shareholders take over, as part of its strategy to pull out of channel management, writes Paul Revoir
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Sky helps slay BBC and ITV in ratings
Sky bosses were delighted last night after helping beat the BBC and ITV in the ratings war for the first time. ...
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Satellite TV tops ratings
Viewers are turning to digital and satellite channels rather than BBC1 and ITV1, it was revealed yesterday ...
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Jacko's home movies on TV
Michael Jackson was set to air his own home movies on American TV last night in his continued attempt to discredit ...
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Dyke attacks 'gung-ho' US coverage of conflict
Greg Dyke, director general of the BBC, attacked American television and radio networks for their 'shocking' and 'g...
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Non-terrestrial channels overtake BBC1 and ITV1 in ratings for first time
Satellite and cable channels have overtaken BBC1 and ITV1 in the ratings for the first time ...
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Over the Moon!
Albert Square star Shane Richie has been offered a double-your-money deal to stay with the Beeb. ...
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Busy lifestyles prompt Channel 4 to 'time-shift' its E4 output
Long working hours, hectic social lives, the travails of commuting and the nation's perennial inability to set a vi...
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NewsEx-ITV trio launch Chrysalis bid
Three top former ITV executives have launched a multi-million pound bid for Chrysalis TV group, writes Conor Dignam
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Dyke labels US war coverage 'too patriotic'
Greg Dyke, BBC director general, has condemned US media coverage of the Iraq war and accused American broadcasters ...
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Dyke strikes out at US media
The BBC director general, Greg Dyke, yesterday laid out the case for the impartiality of broadcast news in Britain ...
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Niche TV overtakes big five in ratings battle
The five traditional television networks have been overtaken in the ratings for the first time by the combined weig...
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C4 halves losses at commercial arm
Channel 4's commercial arm has halved its losses following a year of savage cuts, helped by increased interactive r...
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NewsR3 lines up celebrity presenters
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and former Brass Eye producer Armando Ianucci are among a raft of new presenters set to present breakfast shows on BBC Radio 3 this summer, writes Michael Rosser