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Analysis - On The Box - TV eats itself for Christmas dinner.
Conor Dignam found he had little appetite for the Christmas feast of self-indulgent clip shows and bogus seasonal nostalgia served up by the main broadcasters.
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Analysis - Looking into the crystal ball.
Five of television's leading figures make their predictions about programming trends and how they expect the broadcasting industry to develop in the year ahead.
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Opinion - In My View - New year, new regulator.
For Ofcom to succeed in achieving its 'light touch' operators must work in tandem with the regulator, says Steve Orchard.
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Commissions - Tiger claws recommission for teachers.
Tiger Aspect has scored recommissions for Channel 4 high-school comedy drama Teachers and BBC crime drama
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Commissions - BBC nets Reef's Bargain Hunt gameshow.
Indie Reef Television has been commissioned by BBC controller of daytime Alison Sharman to make a
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RDFI sells Holiday Showdown to Oz.
RDF International (RDFI) has sold its ITV1 format Holiday Showdown to Network 9 in Australia as
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Commissions - Avalon brings up third TV Burp with Hill.
Off-the-wall comic Harry Hill has been lined up by ITV1 to present a third series of
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Commissions - S4C to screen second Fireman Sam series.
Animated children's show Fireman Sam is set to return to S4C for another Welsh-language series in
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Commissions - ITV dramatises life of Hurricane Higgins.
Carlton is set to make a two-hour ITV drama based on the career of snooker wild
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Commissioning - BBC offers fresh take on history.
Nick Knowles, the presenter of BBC1's long-running home improvement show DIY SOS, has written a six-part
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Commissioning - Most Haunted spins off two.
Living TV is set to build on the success of its ratings banker Most Haunted by launching a brace of spin-off shows, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - Lion builds on successful Bad Behaviour.
Lion Television is to revisit the subject of badly behaved children for a Channel 4 series.The
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Commissioning - The Lab unveils capital shows.
The Lab has landed four commissions for LWT including a history series on the second world war, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - Commissioner's Q&A - Danny Cohen.
Channel 4's commissioning editor, documentaries and editor of Cutting Edge admits to envying the BBC for its Secret Policeman coup and claims that making The Games was a risk that paid off.
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Mentorn hires science head.
Mentorn is looking to broaden its factual offering with the appointment of former BBC Horizon producer Malcolm Clark as its first head of science, writes Glen Mutel.
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World Idol finds best share in Norway.
WORLD IDOL, 19TV's global talent show, proved to be a turkey for ITV1 this Christmas, but achieved some success in overseas markets, writes Michael Rosser.
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Viewers open eyes to Shattered.
Channel 4's latest reality entertainment series Shattered got off to a respectable, if unspectacular, start, writes Jon Rogers.
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ITV SALES HIRING.
ITV Sales has appointed a radio executive as director of customer relationship management to oversee relations
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GLASGOW MD FOR SAGA.
Saga Radio has moved a step closer to launching its new station in Glasgow by appointing
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BFM EXECS IN VENTURE.
Two directors of Birmingham-based indie BFM Productions have launched a production company, Your Slice of the