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Prospects look bleak for German digital TV
The long-delayed sale of Deutsche Telekom's last cable television businesses to investors last week may not have ra...
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Arab TV stations join battle for hearts and minds
With an Iraq conflict looming, Arab satellite television stations are racing to win another battle - for the hearts...
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Viewers pull plug on TV advertisers' illusions
A study has exploded some of the assumptions behind television advertising by confirming that, whatever viewers get...
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Warning hits maker of 'Robot Wars'
Shares in Television Corporation slumped 13 per cent yesterday after the maker of TV programme Robot Wars warned th...
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The BBC must admit that it has done wrong on a huge scale
This is a critical time for the BBC ...
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High drama
ITV head of drama Nick Elliott hopes that its diverse new season will shake off ITV's reputation for unadventurous ...
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Jackson still lets children sleep in his bed
Michael Jackson still lets children sleep in his bedroom with him ...
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Are these men to blame for making us sick of politics?
Politicians and their sparring partners say why they no longer enjoy the public's trust ...
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NewsNew editor for BBC London
BBC London has appointed a new executive editor to take control of its output across television, radio and online as a campaign group steps ups its accusations of dumbing down at BBC London 94.9FM, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsBBC reveals Iraq Day plans
The BBC has revealed further details of its forthcoming Iraq Day which is set to include a series of six 'think-tank' discussions, to be broadcast on BBC 4 as a prelude to BBC 1's David Dimbleby debate later that night, writesPaul Revoir
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NewsTweenies to get US airing
BBC pre-school series Tweenies is to air in the US for the first time after BBC Worldwide completed a deal with Nickelodeon's commercial-free educational TV network Noggin, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsAwards for radio journalists
The efforts and achievements of radio journalists across the country are to be recognised by a new awards ceremony launched by Independent Radio News (IRN), writes John Plunkett
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Off the record - And finally.
Simon Hunt, Front Row marketing director, had a brief and painful political career.
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Off the record - Plucked from the jaws of Dr Death.
Gunther von Hagens of Body Worlds fame, the man who carried out a live autopsy on
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Off the record - Toilet humour.
'You thought you had it bad, I was born in a shoe-box', was the refrain of
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Off the record - News in brief.
Meanwhile, that other essential office convenience the coffee machine has become the subject of a heated