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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - TSI GOES COMMERCIAL.
Broadcast facility group TSI has launched a commercials arm in the hope of attracting clients from
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Leader - Punishing Sky for its success.
BSkyB will this week unveil results that show the satellite broadcaster further extending its lead in
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Free to air - Liquid overflows at BBC3.
BBC3 opened not with a bang, or a whimper, but a strange animated squidgy brown thing
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Trade talk - Behind Bashir.
Riding high after Tonight's Michael Jackson coup, editor James Goldston aims to turn the strand into a current affairs institution.
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In my view - Eileen Gallagher.
On why the Communications Bill is right to deny producer/broadcasters indie status.
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Programming - ITV lines up rival Simpson drama.
The romance between Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson has become the latest drama battleground after ITV1
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PROGRAMMING - FIVE HOPES PIG WILL BRING HOME BACON.
Production has begun on new Five and Nick Jr pre-school animation Peppa Pig, following a finance
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Programming - Real Life's killer shows.
Leeds-based indie Real Life Media has scored a raft of commissions for Five including a 60-minute film on one of Britain's worst killers, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Programming - Unique goes under the knife.
The history of plastic surgery is to be put under the microscope in a new one-off special for Five, the Discovery Channel and TLC from Noel Edmonds' indie, Unique, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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THIRD ROYAL SERIES TO START FILMING IN MARCH.
ITV1 Heartbeat spin-off The Royal has been commissioned by ITV controller of drama Nick Elliott for
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PROGRAMMING - KIDS GO LOCO IN BANZAI-STYLE CITV GAMESHOW.
Foundation is making a 10 x 30-minute gameshow for CITV featuring Banzai-style challenges such as three
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PROGRAMMING - ROCK HAMMER GETS THE LAST WORD ON CARLTON.
Newly formed indie Rock Hammer Productions has won its first commission with a 16 x 30-minute
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PROGRAMMING - BRIAN WADDELL CHASING TIME ONCE AGAIN.
National Geographic Channel has commissioned a second series of fast-moving travel-adventure show Chasing Time from Northern
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Programming - Aussie wildlife next for NHU.
The BBC is to turn its wildlife focus to Australasia in a major series from the Natural History Unit (NHU), writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C4 MAN TO FLASHBACK.
Flashback Television has hired former Channel 4 deputy commissioning editor, history Jobim Sampson as a development
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TV LICENCE RISES BY #4.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell has announced the BBC's television licence fee will increase by #4 from
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CORRIE TRIBUTE TO MD.
Granada has named its new #5.5m Coronation Street studio after its former managing director David Fraser,
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FOUR SIGN UP FOR HIT 40.
Four more The Wireless Group radio stations have signed up for the Hit 40 UK Sunday
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UK Asians say no to terrestrial TV.
Over two thirds of British Asians feel under-served by programmes on terrestrial television, according to research
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Talent takes on Rowland.
Indie Talent Television is to expand its senior management team by appointing former BBC drama, entertainment and children's chief operating officer Jan Rowland as a consultant, writes Leigh Holmwood.