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NewsAllen cools Dyke chairman speculation
ITV has distanced itself from suggestions that ousted BBC director general Greg Dyke could make a high profile return to the network as chairman.
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NewsChorion rejects Entertainment Rights offer
Chorion, owner of children's character Noddy, has rejected the latest takeover proposal by Basil Brush-owner Entertainment Rights.
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NewsGilligan will not be replaced
Former Today reporter Andrew Gilligan will not be replaced by the BBC Radio 4 programme as defence and diplomatic correspondent, it has been confirmed.
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'Without these daft lab scenes, Sea of Souls could have been condensed into one intense episode'...
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'Sea of Souls, BBC1's new gothic drama series, was tosh.'...
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'It has not decided whether it wants to provide psychological realism or just some daft thrills. Instead, it tended...
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
'Sea Of Souls is reminiscent rather less of the X-Files than the X and Y Chromosone Files.'...
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'There's nothing quite like a spine-chilling psychological thriller. Sadly, Sea Of Souls is nothing like a spine-ch...
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And Finally ... Dirk Anthony, MD at GWR's programming and content arm Creation, on sitting naked in pizza shops.
What is your computer password?9603fm ... Damn, now I've got to change it!When were you happiest?In
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Production - The creative treatment of actuality.
The traditional structure of documentary is being superseded by ever more creative treatments of the form, and the man who founded the tradition welcomes the trend. Kevin Hilton reports.
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Production - 'Nobody is ordinary'.
Not a man to mince his words or tiptoe around a problem, Paul Watson tells Stephen Tate exactly what he thinks of reality television today and how it compares with his own groundbreaking work of the 1970s.
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Off the Record - Bravo to Bravo.
Bravo to Bravo last Sunday night for providing all the key elements for the perfect Sunday
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Off the Record - BBC2 makes toast of the opposition.
In what may be a piece of broadcasting history, BBC2's viewing figures have beaten those of
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Off the Record - Lorraine Heggessey.
BBC1 controller Lorraine Heggessey revealed the secrets of her dealings with Greg Dyke at a Media
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Off the Record - Novel ideas for suspended time.
OTR hears that bombastic Newsnight reporter Michael Crick, who was suspended by the BBC over his
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Off the Record - Julia Caesar.
OTR can't help but feel a touch of sympathy for Julia Caesar. Having clearly grown tired
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Production - BBC Broadcast ups capability.
BBC Broadcast is to tighten up the playout operations at its Broadcast Centre facility in preparation
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Production - Avid buys German software outfit.
Editing and graphics equipment manufacturer Avid Technology has bought the German company NXN Software in a
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Production - Apple-based facility opens in London.
Exactly 20 years after the first Apple Macintosh computer was sold as a consumer product, a post-production facility has been set up in London based purely on Apple G5s, writes John Oates.