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Bids for cable TV units 'well below' DT's target
Deutsche Telekom has received four bids ranging from Eu2bn to Eu2.3bn for its cable television businesses, well bel...
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AOL TW chief outlines online recovery
Steve Case, the chairman of AOL Time Warner, yesterday outlined a recovery plan for the media group's troubled Amer...
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Disney chief in pledge to boost profit growth
Michael Eisener, the embattled head of Walt Disney, yesterday promised a profit rebound next year while admitting t...
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Murdoch agrees Eu 893m deal for Italian pay-TV channel
The News Corporation, the US media group led by Rupert Murdoch, yesterday unveiled plans to create a force in Europ...
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NewsGovernment promises stringent rules for BBC
The government last night maintained its commitment to keep the BBC out from under the control of Ofcom, but moved to console commercial broadcasters claiming the corporation would be subjected to much heavier regulation than them, writes David Rose
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Football clubs 'on a loser' over TV rights
Premier League clubs could see their television income fall by more than a third when their existing deal with BSky...
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Murdoch will export Sky to Italy
Rupert Murdoch yesterday confirmed that News Corporation is to buy Italian pay-TV group Telepiu ...
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Caroline stormed out over clash with cash
Caroline Aherne stormed out of her comeback TV series after a bust-up with Craig Cash ...
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Tara gets her one TV line right? after forty takes and six hours
Tara Pamer-Tomkinson took six hours and 40 takes to deliver just one line ...
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C4 losing ratings war with new-look Five
Viewers of Channel 4 are unimpressed by some of its most hyped shows ...
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NewsBlind Date spin-off for ITV 2
ITV 2 has announced plans for a Blind Date spin-off, to air after the ITV 1 original on Saturday nights, which it says will give viewers 'backstage access to the nation's favourite dating show', writes Luke Satchell
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NewsProgramme supply review panel formed
Former ITV chief executive Richard Eyre and Guardian Media Group chief executive Bob Phillis have been called on to sit on the panel that will assist the Independent Television Commission's (ITC) programme supply review, writes Penny Hughes
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Telewest agrees£3.5bn debt deal
Telewest reached agreement with investors yesterday to exchange£3.5 billion of bond debt for ownership of 97 per c...
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Granada's fall sparks host of explanations
When Granada paid£1.75 billion for TV assets of United Business Media in December 2000, Charles Allen, its chairma...
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Today editor quits after 'pro-Labour' hunt article
The editor of BBC Radio 4's Today programme has been forced to resign after refusing to give up a newspaper column ...