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NewsUS writers strike is over
Hollywood writers have voted to end a three-month strike that idled 50,000 film and television workers and reportedly cost the Los Angeles economy $2.1 billion.
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NewsWales loses CITV
ITV has been forced to apologise to CITV viewers in Wales because they can no longer access the popular children's channel.
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NewsGlobal Radio keep GCap options open
Global Radio has said it will keep its options open over a potential new bid for GCap Media.
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Local content rule change
Ofcom last week relaxed its guidelines for locally produced content on analogue commercial radio.
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NewsPromotion for Sharman
Indie Bite Yer Legs has promoted Mark Sharman to head of audio and appointed Rosie Seed as editor of The Gabby Logan Show.
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LBC's Cushing moves up
London talk radio station LBC 97.3 FM has promoted sports editor John Cushing to the new role of deputy programme director.
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NewsHazlitt: government will not switch off FM
GCap Media chief executive Fru Hazlitt is convinced the government will not switch off the FM signal because of the slow take-up of DAB radio.
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Lifetime courts date show
US cable network Lifetime has ordered a pilot for a dating show from Granada America to be fronted by British presenter Cat Deeley
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Channels flock to Shaun
Aardman has secured a host of deals for its children's animation series Shaun the Sheep.
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Outright lands major Scandinavian deals
Outright Distribution has sold a raft of factual entertainment and drama series into Scandinavia
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NewsOxford signs with Worldwide
BBC Worldwide has penned a first-look distribution and development deal with factual and drama indie Oxford Film and Television (OFTV).
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NewsNew HD playout suite for Arqiva
Arqiva Satellite Media Solutions has installed a new HD ready television playout suite at its Chalfont Grove Media Centre.
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NewsAscent Media gives Media Centre the hard sell
Ascent Media is going to take an aggressive approach to selling its transmission services to the broadcast market after officially opening a new Media Centre in Stephen Street in London.
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NewsBig post companies continue sector domination
Consolidation and polarisation are the watch words of this year's Broadcast Post Survey with the 10 largest companies taking home nearly 60% of the money spent on TV post production in the UK.
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NewsOn Sight first in line for PDW-700s
Broadcast equipment hire and HD facility On Sight has placed the first order in the UK for the new Sony XDCam HD PDW-700 camcorder.
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NewsXLeague.TV prepares for rebrand
Gaming channel XLeague.TV is to move nearly 80 places up the BSkyB EPG following its rebrand as an entertainment station.
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NewsTwoFour hires Maverick producer
TwoFour has recruited Maverick TV's Ben Stoll as development producer for drama.
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NewsTV critics 12 February '08
'Doesn't lose sight of such old-fashioned virtues as pace, narrative and, above all, characterisation.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsBBC orders pre-school quiz
The BBC is lining up the first ever game show aimed at pre-schoolers that will see youngsters answer questions and predict the outcome of CGI races.
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NewsE4 beats BBC2 with Skins
The return of E4's youth drama series Skins pulled in a sizeable average audience of 884,000 (5.9%) at 10pm last night, more viewers than BBC2's Pulling.