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NewsCohen signs three-year deal for One Show
Outgoing BBC1 controller Danny Cohen has secured the long-term future of The One Show - and helped to sign off the programme’s move to New Broadcasting House.
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NewsVic and Bob to turn BBC2 into House of Fools
Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer are to return to BBC2 in a surreal studio sitcom about a pair of flatmates and their unwanted visitors.
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NewsBBC committee hearing: At a glance
Tony Hall faced MPs on the cross-party Culture, Media and Sport Committee for the first time as BBC director general yesterday.
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NewsNine Lives' Lewis elected Pact vice chair
Nine Lives chief executive Cat Lewis has been elected to the role of vice chair of the Pact council.
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NewsWarner Bros launches skills and training programme
Warner Bros has launched a new programme of investment in skills and training, with a raft of apprenticeships, scholarships, training courses and work experience placements.
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NewsAshley Banjo to get Stockton dancing for Sky
Sky1 is bringing back Diversity star Ashley Banjo after it commissioned a six-part series from Shine TV.
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NewsSony plots live 4K trials at Confederations Cup
Sony is partnering with FIFA to trial a live 4K production workflow at the Confederations Cup in Brazil later this year.
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NewsTCS captures The Voice judges with Skquattro
The Voice UK has used a Skquattro pedestal from Vitec Group company TCS to capture highand low-angle shots of the judges.
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Arqiva adopts Signiant file software for content system
Arqiva has deployed Signiant’s file movement software for its new content ingest and delivery system.
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At800 to run new Freeview test ahead of 4G launch
At800, the organisation tasked with making sure viewers continue to receive Freeview when 4G services at 800 MHz are launched later this year, is holding another test at the end of the month.
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JCA remasters A Month In The Country for Film 4
JCA has restored A Month In The Country for Film 4 and Finishing Post Productions.
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Artel and Nevion show IP network compatibility
Artel Video Systems and Nevion have completed interoperability tests to demonstrate the compatibility of their equipment for transporting signals over IP networks.
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DiA hands chairman role to entrepreneur Sir Eric Peacock
The DiA Group, which includes Alias Hire and The Crewing Company, has appointed entrepreneur Sir Eric Peacock to the position of chairman.
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NewsHall: North Korea doc needed written consent
BBC director general Tony Hall has admitted the corporation should have sought written consent from the students that accompanied a Panorama team to North Korea - but resisted calls for an independent review into the trip.
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NewsEndemol to acquire Ynon Kreiz's Kuperman Prods
Endemol is poised to buy Israeli production company Kuperman Productions, which is part owned by former Endemol chief executive Ynon Kreiz, Broadcast understands.
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NewsJay Hunt quashes departure rumours
Channel 4 chief creative officer Jay Hunt has denied she has any plans to leave the broadcaster after being linked to the NBC News president job and BBC director of TV role.
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NewsDG defends Helen Boaden radio hire
Tony Hall has defended the appointment of Helen Boaden as director of radio after she was criticised over the Jimmy Savile affair.
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NewsITV's Shiver locks in Jimmy Savile investigator
Mark Williams-Thomas, the criminologist and investigative journalist who worked closely on ITV’s Jimmy Savile Exposure film, has struck an exclusive deal with Shiver, the factual division of ITV Studios.
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NewsHunt and Abraham to hear indie concerns
Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham and chief creative officer Jay Hunt will listen to concerns about C4’s creative processes at a Pact council meeting next week.
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NewsAmazon adopts Moneyball strategy for pilots
Online retailer Amazon is looking to apply a Moneyball strategy to the TV world after unveiling 14 pilots on its UK streaming service Lovefilm that it hopes to crowdsource to commission.