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NewsBBC1 snares Little Britain USA
BBC1 is to broadcast the US version of Little Britain this autumn.
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NewsEverything's Rosie on CBeebies
CBeebies have acquired a new preschool, CGI series from VGI Entertainment to run as part of its Discover and Do slot in 2010.
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Preschool Bo on the Go! lands six deals
Halifax Film has sold its preschool series Bo on the Go! into six new territories, in a flurry of deals through its sister company, Decode Enterprises, writes Katherine Rushton.
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NewsYo Gabba is sold to seven countries
RDF Kids has secured a raft of deals for its US preschool property Yo Gabba Gabba.
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NewsEx HBO boss to lead Digital Group in US
Digital Rights Group (DRG) is expanding into the US and has hired former HBO International president Lee deBoer to lead its assault.
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NewsITV3 buys cop drama Flashpoint
ITV3 has acquired gritty new cop drama Flashpoint, which has proved a surprise hit over the summer in the US.
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NewsConchords may hang up guitars
Cult HBO comedy Flight of the Conchords is likely to end after its forthcoming second series, its creators have revealed.
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NewsFremantle's Spalding wins exec role
FremantleMedia's Asia Pacific director Simon Spalding is to move to Europe to become the super-indie's regional chief executive officer.
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NewsMTV launches HD service
MTV Networks International has launched an international high definition service dedicated to music and kids.
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NewsGavin and Stacey head to Africa
BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey is to make its debut in Africa as part of a series of acquisitions by new channel BBC Entertainment.
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NewsTarget unveils new look
Target Entertainment has unveiled a new brand design and will now be known as Target Entertainment Group to coincide with its 10th anniversary.
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NewsAardman to launch rights division
Wallace and Gromit producer Aardman has created a new division that will market the company's content around the world and acquire third-party content.
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NewsBertelsmann eyes Euro broadcasters
Bertelsmann is on the look out to acquire European broadcasters, fuelling speculation it could prepare a bid for ITV.
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NewsGarvie hits back at BBCW critics
BBC Worldwide's Wayne Garvie has staunchly defended the business against a groundswell of anger from the commercial sector over the extent of its activities.
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Fremantle does The Strip
Fremantle Media Enterprises (FME) has picked up the worldwide distribution rights to Nine Network Australia's new crime drama The Strip.
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iRights takes web mystery
iRights, the Digital Rights Group-owned distributor, has picked up the rights to new online drama Do You Believe Me?.
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ID Distribution sells 150 hours' content to Asia
ID Distribution has sold 150 hours of content into territories across Asia.
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NewsElectric Sky's bumper factual deal
Brighton-based distributor Electric Sky has announced a raft of distribution deals that bolster its factual catalogue.
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NewsTarget hits on indie start-ups
Target Entertainment has signed output deals with two new UK indies that have been set up by experienced producers.
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NewsDiscovery US plans closure of UK branch
Discovery US has announced it is planning to close its UK office following a 30-day consultation with staff.