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NewsBBC1 gets The Office for Christmas
Hit BBC2 comedy The Office has been given the ultimate compliment by BBC bosses, and will switch to BBC1 when it returns for two Christmas specials later this year, writes Sam Matthews
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NewsC4 News up for International Emmy
Channel 4 News has been nominated for an International Emmy award - the only UK broadcaster to be short-listed for the prestigious gong.
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NewsBall commits to Xfm
Zoë Ball has cemented her commitment to Xfm by signing for another year in the drivetime slot.
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Noel's radio return
Noel Edmonds was back hosting a radio show for the first time in 20 years yesterday. ...
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NDS says rivals'hacker allegations 'baseless'
NDS, Rupert Murdoch's set-top box smartcard company, yesterday dismissed as 'baseless' allegations that it had enco...
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BBC boss buys golf club No 2
The BBC's director-general Greg Dykehas expanded his personal business interests by buying a secon luxury golf cour...
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Obituary - Harvey Unna
Literary agent who bought us much of the best in postwar drama, comedy and television serials. ...
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NTL chief sees stake's value rise
Barclay Knapp, chief executive of NTL, saw the value of his shareholding in the cable company grow by $46,300 durin...
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Dyke buts himself another golf club
Greg Dyke, the BBC director-general, is now the owner of two championship-standard golf courses after a multi-milli...
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Keep it in the family
Xfm, Capital Radio's 'grown-up' music station, has won over the critics and media types. It now needs to translate ...
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Power to the people
Hewlett-Packard and a small film company have been testing technology which offers remote access to extra computer ...
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Listening to the television
Last week's Rajar figures, which revealed a 45 per cent rise in the number of people listening to radio through TV ...
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Bigger than the sum of its parts
Cross-promotion of all BBC services is a duty to the viewer, not an anti-competitive marketing ploy, says director ...
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No laughs please, we're British
Three BBC sitcoms are to be remade in the US. But will they survive the journey across the Atlantic? ...
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Greg Dyke buys another luxury golf club for£7m
Greg Dyke, the director general of the BBC, has expanded his leisure business empire by buying a second luxury golf...
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Frost digs deep again to help net distributor
The veteran TV presenter Sir David Frost has been forced to come to the aid of Newsplayer Group, which distributes ...
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Dyke buys Gates' golf course
BBC director general Greg Dyke has bought his second golf course from a consortium that includes the world's riches...
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NewsBBC NI jumps on lifestyle bandwagon
BBC Northern Ireland is hoping to capture the success of lifestyle programmes such as the Dinner Party Inspectors with a new series focussing on surprise parties, writes Michael Rosser
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NewsBritain's pay-TV market to eclipse Europe
Britain is set to become the biggest pay-TV market in Europe with revenues rocketing from£2.9bn to£14bn in just five years, a new report predicts, writes Mchael Rosser
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A suitable case for treatment
A TV series giving an unprecedented insight into the justice system was nearly scupped by legal difficulties itself...