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SIRIOL AND WARK LAUNCH FOOTPAD FILMS.
Wark Clements and Cardiff-based animation studio Siriol Productions have launched a joint kids venture - Footpad
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CHRYSALIS TO BE RENAMED ALL3MEDIA.
Chrysalis TV group, which was bought by a consortium led by former Granada chief executive Steve
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ROWLAND LEAVES TELEVISION CORPORATION.
The managing director of Television Corporation's international division, Mark Rowland, has quit. Rowland's departure follows that
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EC MAY REVISE PREMIER LEAGUE CONTRACTS.
The European Competition Commission, headed by Mario Monti, has indicated that the Premier League's TV rights
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Trouble bags US comedies.
Flextech channel Trouble has secured its biggest ever slate of US imports following a multi-million pound comedy deal with Warner Brothers International Television Distribution, writes Michael Rosser.
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Sony to fund T4's The Grill.
Channel 4 has teamed up with Sony PlayStation 2 to launch a new advertiser-funded entertainment series fronted by Vernon Kay, writes Glen Mutel.
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RDF pilots two shows for US.
RDF Media has bolstered its standing in the US by landing two pilot commissions from major
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Optomen finds merger partner.
Optomen, producer of ITV's Police, Camera, Action, has boosted its growth potential by merging with London-based indie Justabout Productions, writes Glen Mutel.
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Channel 4's shock tactics pay off.
The start of Channel 4's BodyShock series was the broadcaster's highest rated science programme for at least four years, writes Jon Rogers.
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CHANNEL 4: TOP 10 SHOWS 2003.
Channel 4's biggest hitting shows of the year are all reality formats bar perennially popular US
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TWO INTO ONE FOR C4.
Channel 4 is restructuring its interactive department. The broadcaster will combine two divisions - commercial and
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BBC BOOSTS REGIONS.
The BBC has signed off an extra£500,000 in investment for up to 20 new regional
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MORE TESTS FOR ALL.
BBC1 is lining up four more editions of Talent TV's interactive quiz Test the Nation. John
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C4 hands over breakfast slot to old Friends.
Channel 4 has thrown in the towel in the breakfast show format battle and will now fill its morning slot with old episodes of The Salon and US repeats, writes Glen Mutel.
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Byford promoted to Dyke's deputy.
The BBC has kicked off a top-level overhaul of its complaints procedures in the wake of
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Spin-offs to rule on ITV2.
ITV2 has vastly reduced its commitment to unique original content by shifting£2m from its new
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Five drops Sky's Flaunt to build music brand.
BSkyB is set to lose a key terrestrial programme window after Five decided to drop its chart show Flaunt in favour of a new homegrown brand, writes Michael Rosser.
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Comment - Hindsight and Hutton.
Errors in the lead-up to the Hutton inquiry have forced the BBC to admit mistakes; not so the government, says Conor Dignam Editor.
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Whiston's northern vision.
John Whiston, the new drama chief of ITV's merged production businesses, has pledged to shore up