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NewsDJ Andy Kershaw faces 3 months in jail
Former Radio 1 DJ Andy Kershaw has been jailed for three months for breaking a restraining order involving his ex-partner Juliette Banner.
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NewsBBC launches trust initiatives
BBC director general Mark Thompson will today pledge to take the “first step” towards improving the relationship between politicians and the media, and towards both parties regaining the trust of the public.
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Chyron buys Axis Graphics
Broadcast graphics company Chyron has acquired the makers of the web-based Axis Graphics system for US $3m (£1.5m).
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NewsAltered Images plans Manchester office
Technology reseller Altered Images is to open a new office in Salford Quays, Manchester.
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NewsEurosport pens Euro 2008 deal
Eurosport will screen time-shifted coverage of all 31 matches of Euro 2008 this summer after signing a deal with European controlling body UEFA.
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NewsNews at Ten back, but behind BBC
The return of ITV1's News at Ten was seen by 3.8m (18.2%) some way off BBC1's news audience of 4.9m (23.2%) at the same time.
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NewsITV1 fails in its Palace coup
ITV1's new high-profile drama series The Palace got off to a shaky start at 9pm last night with a modest 4.3m viewers (17.4%).
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NewsDisney UK head moves to Hong Kong
Disney Channel UK is to get a new boss after managing director Rob Gilby was promoted to a senior role at the group's Asia-Pacific operation.
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NewsTV Critics 15 January '08
'It feels like being shot to death with popcorn'. Read on for more cutting criticism of last night's TV.
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NewsBBC iPlayer beats targets
More than 3.5m programmes were streamed or downloaded on the BBC's iPlayer service over the Christmas period, with Doctor Who the most popular show.
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News5.3m held captive by Louis Theroux
The latest documentary by Louis Theroux was a big hit for BBC2 at 9pm last night, attracting an impressive audience of 5.3m viewers (19.9%).
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NewsHat Trick wins US order
Hat Trick is to produce a hidden-camera format for CBS in which contestants must compete for a cash prize by performing embarrassing tasks in public.
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Hat Trick to make US hidden-camera show
Hat Trick is to produce a hidden-camera format for CBS in which contestants must perform embarrassing tasks in public as they compete for a cash prize.
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NewsThank God You're Here - but the viewers aren't
ITV1's new improvisation show Thank God You're Here struggled on Saturday night, getting just 2.9m viewers (12.4%) and losing out to both BBC1 and Five.
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NewsWiddecombe to front Telegraph TV show
ITN has lined up former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe and ex-Masterchef host Loyd Grossman to present weekly online shows for Telegraph TV.
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NewsHell's Kitchen escapes Ofcom rap
Ofcom has cleared Hell's Kitchen of breaking its broadcasting code despite receiving almost 200 complaints about the ITV1 show in September.
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NewsBBC bodged McFly competition
BBC has come under fire from Ofcom after the latest example of it mis-handling a Comic Relief competition.
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NewsTV Critics 14 January '08
'It all felt a little bit like a Hovis advert'. Read on for more cutting criticism of the weekend's TV.
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NewsThe Office heads to Chile
David Brent will become Chilean following the first deal to remake BBC series The Office in Latin America.