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BSkyB to terror-proof transmission service.
BSKYB is building a state of the art emergency back-up centre in Hampshire amid fears that its Osterley HQ could be exposed to an environmental disaster or a terrorist attack, writes Paul Revoir.
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Comment - Foregone conclusions.
We are promised a radical review of PSB, but there are signs that the status quo will largely survive the process.
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BBC restricts reporters.
The BBC is to rein in the amount of comment and speculation in its news output
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Tory panel split over BBC.
A former BBC high flier drafted in by David Elstein to advise the Tory party on
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Celebrities enter Hell's Kitchen.
ITV has signed highly strung chef Gordon Ramsay to star in a new live entertainment show in which he hires a group of celebrities to help him run a restaurant, writes Paul Revoir.
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Pedersen to join All3Media.
Carlton International sales managing director Louise Pedersen is joining the distribution arm of All3Media - formerly Chrysalis TV Group, writes Paul Revoir.
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Indie fixer leaves Channel 4.
The chief architect of Channel 4's indie code of practice, Andrew Brann, has stepped down only a week after the broadcaster's submission was rubber-stamped by Ofcom, writes Glen Mutel.
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Setanta puts off Freeview launch.
Irish broadcaster Setanta has postponed plans to launch a digital free-to-air sports channel on Freeview.The company
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Endemol plans Shattered for celebrities.
Endemol UK is developing a celebrity version of its controversial Channel 4 reality show Shattered, writes Glen Mutel.
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NewsBroadcast launches green light
Green Light - a new service that allows Broadcast readers to search more than 1,000 commissioned programmes - is launched this week on our website.
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'The Alan Clark Diaries was a real treat.'...
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'The Alan Clark Diaries was slight but charming, very well presented but ultimately rather ineffectual.'...
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The Alan Clark Diaries (BBC4) - Robert Hanks, Independent
'Last night's first episode was a painfully threadbare affair.'...
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Flesh and the Devil (C4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
?This 90-minute documentary added up to a thoughtful, serious and ultimately convincing attack on the Church's poli...
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Didn't They Do Well? (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
?Didn't they do well? is the kind of limp, low-budget quiz show you'd expect to find in the middle of the day that'...
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Notorious (BBC2) - Christopher Matthew, Daily Mail
'Watching the first in BBC2's new series on controversial entrepreneurs, left one floundering in a miasma of incred...
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NewsPost-production 2004
On March 5th 2004, Broadcast will publish the results of a major piece of research into the broadcast post-production sector in the UK.
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NewsThe cornflake wars
As big names Chris Moyles and Johnny Vaughan take over the morning shifts at Radio 1 and Capital Radio respectively, competition in the crucial breakfast slot is hotting up as never before.
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Pissed on the Job (C4) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'The whole thing was so grimly persuasive and entertaining.'...