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Grabbing viewers with the big event
Daily episodes, web tie-ins and tabloid coverage work together to create a television ratings hit. But what do chan...
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Packing less of a punch
Competition among UK broadcasters to snap up the next big US TV thing is fierce. But UK audiences for American impo...
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So what has Dawn Airey really been up to?
The Sky Networks chief is hiring key lieutenants, scrutinising programme dealsand eyeing ad partnerships. ...
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Thompson medicine starts to work
The success of the chief executive's multichannel strategy is crucial to C4's ongoing recovery. ...
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More than academic interest
The Tories have lined up some heavy-hitters for its probe into the BBC. ...
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BSkyB looks to expand ad production
BSkyB is considering a plan too expand its ion-house advertising unit to make low-cost commercials four outside cli...
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Jowell pledges tougher laws if Murdoch buys Five
Tessa Jowell, the culture secretary has warned that if Rupert Murdoch takes control of the television channel Five ...
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Is Kelvin's portable sex spy the best way to measure radio auiences?
Kelvin MacKenzie is not short of a bob or two, but when he reaches into his pocket he does not want to see his mone...
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A licence to kill
The Tories, at war with the BBC, have signed up the former Channel 5 boss David Elstein to look into the corporatio...
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TV winner is off work with stress
An airport security guard who has spent the last five months off work with stress stunned his bosses when he appear...
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End of an era as Aspel closes his big red book
It was the end of a television era last night as Micheal Aspel announced his days of ambushing stars with his big r...
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NewsEvans turns his back on presenting
Chris Evans has announced he is unlikely to return to presenting as he made his first radio appearance since being axed from Virgin Radio nearly two years ago, writes Michael Rosser
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Green and Allen's last hope for merger
Granada and Carlton meet the competition commission today in a final effort to save their merger before the regulat...
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Protests ignored as US relaxes ownership rules
US officials yesterday loosened decades-old media ownership rules amid protests that deregulation would lead to too...
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This is no Murdoch bill, insists Jowell
The culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, stood firm against growing criticism from the House of Lords over the communic...
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America eases media ownership regulations
Police restrained a group of angry protesters at a meeting of the Federal Communications Commission in Washington y...
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Insects are 'fair game for reality televison'
As if further encouragement were needed, omnivorous boys have been given a licence to eat insects after the broadca...
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NewsBBC keeps guard up after riot
The BBC has ruled out making changes to the way it covers boxing matches despite being blamed for helping to incite the riots that marred the end of the Audley Harrison fight on Sunday (1 June) night, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsLiving TV pulled up over séance shows
Living TV has been rapped by the ITC after it presented two shows about the paranormal - which included séances - as factual rather than entertainment shows, writes Luke Satchell
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TV Linda heads for Sun Hill
TV favourite Linda Robson is to make a guest appearance in The Bill. ...