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NewsMurphy joins BBC exodus to indies
BBC3 controller Stuart Murphy has become the latest high-profile figure to quit the BBC, after being poached by Wife Swap producer RDF Media.
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NewsRDF continues expansion
RDF Media is pushing ahead with its growth strategy, kick-starting takeover talks with IWC Media and hiring BBC3 controller Stuart Murphy as creative director.
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NewsDigital UK plans target schools
English, maths, science? and digital switchover could be the new lesson plan facing schoolchildren across the UK.
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NewsBroadcasters spurn Commander In Chief
Commander In Chief, the biggest hit of the new American TV season, has yet to find a British home with terrestrial networks rejecting the 'jingoistic' nature of the series.
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NewsFive u-turn is game on for reality
Five has commissioned a new reality show just a week after channel boss Dan Chambers said he was banning them from the channel.
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Sky One probes world's oldest profession
Sky One is delving into the world of courtesans and call girls with a three-part series on prostitution.
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Meet TV's average Joe
The great and good of the freelance community might consider themselves anything but average but Broadcast has exposed what the typical TV freelancer is like.
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CPS improves media access
News crews and documentary makers are to be given greater access to prosecution material, following a new deal with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo).
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Tinopolis steps up TV Corp bid
Major shareholders in troubled indie TV Corp are pressuring the company's board to accept a takeover bid from Welsh producer Tinopolis.
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NewsHow Homechoice got ahead of the curve
Sky is making a£150m bid for Easynet and is also understood to be casting its eye over west London on-demand TV business Homechoice. Susan Thompson reports on why the cutting-edge company could be a target.
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BBC films tower block makeover
The BBC is spending two-and-a-half years filming the regeneration of a London tower block for a landmark BBC1 documentary.
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NewsBBC4 secures largest ever audience
5pm: BBC4, the corporation's digital arts and documentaries channel, gained its best ever ratings last week with an audience share of 0.8% in multichannel homes.
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NewsTalks fail to pacify Sky shareholders
4.45pm: Preliminary talks between BSkyB and its major UK shareholders, aimed at preventing a potential rebellion over proposals to increase the stake News Corp has in the satellite company, have ended in deadlock.
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NewsMPs: BBC Manchester move must happen
Labour MP's have warned BBC chiefs they will face a political backlash if they renege on their plan to move to Manchester.
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NewsGranada International securedeal with TV Polaska
4pm: Granada International has sold the rights to 11 Hollywood TV movies and a selection of classic films to Poland's state broadcaster, TV Polaska
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NewsC4 launch 'living war memorial' online
3.30pm: Channel 4 has partnered with the Imperial War Museum to launch online, Lost Generation, a 21st Century war memorial.
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NewsAlastair Campbell to guest edit Five News
3.15pm: Former Labour spin master Alastair Campbell is to be let loose by Five as a guest editor of the channel's 7pm news bulletin.
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NewsITV dramas can't beat Waking the Dead
Vincent couldn't beat Waking the Dead again on Monday night when the BBC1 drama picked up 7.3 million (30.9%) to Vincent's 5.5 million (24%).
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NewsITV4 launches with the beautiful game
ITV4 will kick off next month with live coverage of Chelsea's Uefa Champions League tie against Real Betis.
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NewsBruno fails to pack a punch with 3.4m
ITV1's coveted interview with Frank Bruno managed an unremarkable 3.4 million (17.3%) in its first half and 2.3 million (21.7%) after the news last night.