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ITV off-peak unit to challenge BBC
ITV is to overhaul the way it commissions its daytime programming by creating a dedicated off-peak unit to oversee non-prime-time commissioning, in a bid to claw back the ratings gap with the BBC.
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MoD to draft new war rules
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is to consult the major news broadcasters on creating specific rules for the protection of journalists in conflicts following intense lobbying over the deaths of 38 news staff in Iraq.
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Far-right tries to 'hijack' C4 social documentary
Channel 4's multicultural remit seems to have backfired this week after the British National Party 'hijacked' a documentary, which includes a section in which Asian men groom young white girls for sexual abuse.
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Grammer pilot lures Fox
Frasier star Kelsey Grammer is hoping to follow up the success of his long-running series with a British-made comedy for Fox.
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Boxers fight for Five TV fame
Young boxers struggling to gain recognition are to be put under the spotlight for a new Five show in the mould of Jamie's Kitchen.
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RDF to test neighbours
RDF Media is to move five contrasting households to a purpose-built settlement on the south-west coast of England in an attempt to create the perfect community.
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Ofcom to start review of advertising regulations
Ofcom is to review the rules for advertising alcohol on television before it transfers regulation of broadcast advertising to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in November.
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Animation restored
Metro Broadcast has restored, mastered and authored the complete 85 x 24-minute animated classic Battle of the Planets for DVD. Metro's Steve Wilsmore used Archangel to clean film dirt, grain, scratches and flickers. Scratchbox was used on a round-the-clock basis, targeting specific problems on a frame-by-frame basis. The 25th anniversary ...
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The Mighty Booch (BBC3) - Jame Walton, Daily Telegraph
'The Mighty Boosh (BBC3) mightn't yet be the finished article. Even so, it's a pretty promising unfinished one.'...
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The Mighty Booch (BBC3) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'The Mighty Boosh (BBC3) tried to be surreal and weird, but kept tripping over its awkward writing style and its s...
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The Mighty Booch (BBC3) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'The Mighty Boosh (BBC3) hadn't been running for more than five seconds before I was giggling, but I couldn't be su...
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NewsWife Swap gets autumn launch in US
The US version of Channel 4 hit Wife Swap is to be given a primetime slot when it launches as part of the autumn schedule on the ABC network.
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NewsHallmark buys up all future Law & Order
The UK Hallmark Channel has bought the rights to all future series of American crime show Law & Order which is seen as the cornerstone of its schedule.
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NewsJunk food ad bill is presented to parliament
A private members bill supported by 114 national health and consumer groups to ban junk food advertising was presented to parliament yesterday (May 18).
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NewsS4C demands BBC ups Welsh programmes
Welsh public service broadcaster S4C has called for its 22-year-old programme supply arrangement with the BBC to be beefed up.
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Bad Girls (ITV1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'This cheecky cross-over between two drama series is sheer genius.'...
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Baby Unit (Discovery Health) - Gerald O'Donovan, The Daily Telegraph
'It was a fascinating account of the extraodinary effort that goes into caring for humanity at its most vulnerable....
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Celebrities Disfigured (Channel 4) - Sam Wollaston, Guardian
?It's utter tosh and proves nothing.?...
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Celebrities Disfigured (Channel 4) - Joe Joseph, The Times
?If you want to know what it feels like to have a disfigurement, why send two celebrities on to the street with pro...