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BBC to save UK's greatest derelict building
Viewers allowed to vote for threatened historic gem ...
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NewsBBC's Stig scoops second award
The BBC's children's drama Stig of the Dump has picked up its second major gong in two days after winning an international Emmy - one of three for the corporation, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsCNX sets up bizarre stunt
Turner Broadcasting's new lad's channel CNX is set to try and break the world record for TV watching by getting people to watch the channel for over 47 hours in a glass box, without taking their eyes off the screen, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsCarlton cuts losses
ITV broadcaster Carlton has cut its losses to£156m from£409m for the same period last year but revenues dropped, according to its annual results, writes Steve Aston
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OFF THE RECORD - Attenborough gets a bit shirty.
After 50 years of risking life and limb for the BBC, David Attenborough must have been
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OFF THE RECORD - Miss Marple claims.
New Granada drama chief and former head of youth at BBC Manchester John Whiston has been
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OFF THE RECORD - Sick buildings.
Your place in the pecking order is most clearly demonstrated in times of emergency, it seems
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OFF THE RECORD - OTR accompanies industry groovers.
OTR accompanied industry groovers at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Barcelona last week in the
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OFF THE RECORD - Cock-a-hoop.
Never let it be said that UK TV doesn't take sex seriously. Last weekend at the
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ON THE BOX - Altared images.
Green Bay Media creative director John Geraint finds churches and high fashion rubbing shoulders on Channel 4
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Three's a crowd.
Vigorous lobbying by the radio industry has at last paid off, with commercial operators now allowed a larger share of local markets. But will the concerns over competition prevent real consolidation among radio's big four?
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TV 2012 - Television's fuzzy future.
When senior industry executives were asked to predict the shape of television in 10 years' time no clear picture emerged. The only certainty was that the BBC will continue to play a major role in the broadcasting landscape. James Curtis reports
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INTERVIEW - Hollywood bound.
What will the UK TV industry have to do to lure back Andy Walmsley, set designer of Millionaire and numerous West End hits, who is heading for the US to design the second series of American Idol?
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CITY WATCH - Can Hit fix its future growth?
Hit Entertainment has enjoyed rapid expansion, thanks to properties such as Bob the Builder. Now it needs to balance acquisitions and new brands
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TX - Drawing on new talent.
Last year Stephen Loveridge, Siri Melchior, Steve Smith and Katy Milner were picked out from submissions
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TOP RTS GONG FOR BBC OB.
The BBC OB department has won the prestigious judges' award at this week's RTS Craft and
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PRODUCERS ON MOVE.
Two of the UK's biggest 3D and visual effects companies have appointed new producers. Rushes has
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RAPID PICTURES EXPANDS.
Post facility Rapid Pictures has expanded its Shepherd's Bush home with the introduction of a new
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FIRST UK RENDER FARM.
A British-based 'render farm' called Render-it, which launches next month, is promising to cut the time
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BROADCAST WINNERS.
Dubbing editor Lee Philpot, sculptor Oswaldo Macia and student Rowan Porteous are the lucky winners in