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DIGITAL RADIO REVIEW.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell has ordered a review into the digital radio sector in order to
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NI PACT REP JOINS NIFTC.
A former Northern Ireland representative for producers' alliance Pact has been appointed as chief executive of
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WOOLFE TO HEAD BRAVO.
Living TV controller Richard Woolfe has been handed control of lads' channel Bravo in the wake
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Howells blasts peers over Five.
Broadcasting minister Kim Howells this week warned Lord Puttnam that if the Lords succeed in attaching
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Indie Cromwell revamps brand.
History specialist Cromwell Productions has been rebranded as Eagle Media Productions (EMP) and is moving into new programme areas as part of an overhaul, writes Colin Robertson.
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Sky boosts music channels with tie-ups.
BSKYB has linked up with radio station Xfm and music website Popworld to provide branded content and cross promotion for its three new music channels, writes Paul Revoir.
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Cicada Appointment.
Cicada Films has appointed Blakeway Productions creative director, development Malcolm Neaum as head of develop-ment. Neaum,
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Wild OZ is overseas hit.
BBC Worldwide has sold forthcoming BBC2 natural history series Wild Australasia to broadcasters in Denmark, France,
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Help for young people.
RDF Media, Endemol Entertainment UK, Tiger Aspect Productions, Wark Clements, Brighter Pictures and Five News have
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Programming - BBC3 to expose risky behaviour.
The psychology behind celebrity scandals is to be investigated for a new BBC3 series as part
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Brighter to make feel-good footage for US networks.
Brighter Pictures has signed a deal to produce 30 hours of content for a new US show set to be syndicated on major US networks including ABC, writes Penny Hughes.
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BBC1 is UK's favourite.
BBC1 is the UK's favourite TV station, according to research undertaken by the Independent Television Commission
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CNBC CLASH WITH ITC.
Newscaster CNBC Europe was set for a showdown with the Independent Television Commission, today (Thursday), over
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BEST PRACTICE PACT.
Producers' alliance Pact's recent successful campaign to force broadcasters to offer better rights deals to independent
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QUIZ WINS TRIC AWARD.
BBC1's satirical quiz Have I Got News for You, which was left reeling in October last
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MONITORING CHIEF.
BBC Monitoring, the subscription-funded service that tracks broadcasts and publications from around the world, has appointed
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Ideas Factory goes north.
Channel 4 is rolling out its Ideas Factory initiative in Scotland, backed by #2m funding, writes Penny Hughes.
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BBC3 plans its angle on war.
BBC3 is to give its viewers its own particular take on the expected war with Iraq
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Blair fails to score with MTV's constituency.
MTV saw its ratings plummet in the UK when it broadcast its forum with Prime Minister
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Turner u-turn over Freeview.
Turner Broadcasting, which runs channels such as Cartoon Network and CNN, is still interested in taking up a slot on the Freeview platform, despite its most senior UK television executive last week appearing to rule it out, writes Paul Revoir.