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Bragg's rejected series goes to ITV
ITV is to clear the schedules for an eight part history of the English language written and presented by Lord Bragg...
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Ministers focus on the search for television taste tester
Some jobs you just can't give away. There are still no takers for the all-powerful role of commercial television wa...
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Student admits to stalking presenter
A student was sentenced to four months in prison yesterday after admitting having stalked the BBC news presenter Em...
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BBC axes shows in politics shake-up
The BBC began a much-heralded reorganisation of its political coverage yesterday by dropping two established progra...
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BBC and business: the uneasy bedfellows
The scandal-hit commercial arm of the corporation makes money but few friends. ...
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Auf Wiedersehen stars' fury over Tim pay deal
Fans of telly's Auf Wuedersehen, Pet face being robbed of a new series - because the stars are rowing over pay. ...
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Moyles faces axe in Radio One shake-up
Radio One DJ Chris Moyles could face the axe in a major shake-up of the troubled station. ...
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Sex? I'd rather watch the telly
Given the choice between an evening of nookie and a night in front of their favourite soaps, one in four viewers wo...
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NewsOn the record goes in BBC politics revamp
The BBC is to embark on a major£5 million overhaul of its political coverage which will see veteran Westminster shows On the Record and Despatch Box both axed, write Georgina Lipscomb and Luke Satchell
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Telewest may drop Performance
The future of the Performance arts channel has been dealt a further blow after a source at its last remaining major distribution platform, Telewest, said it was 'highly unlikely' it would renew its carriage deal, writes Paul Revoir
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Policy director to boost Pact
Producers' alliance Pact has appointed a new director of policy as the body continues to press home its demands for the independent production sector in the forthcoming communications bill, writes Penny Hughes
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Fresh bid for Manx licence
A new contender has emerged to run the first 'national television station' for the Isle of Man, after the licence was re-advertised by the island's Communication's Commission in July after the previous licensee was dropped, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Granada dissolves film arm into drama division
Granada has dramatically scaled back its film division just a fortnight after claiming it was committed to big-screen productions, writes Steve Aston
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Framestore CFC wins at Emmys
Framestore CFC added two Emmys to its collection at the weekend for its work on ground-breaking programmes Dinotopia and Walking with Beasts, writes Barbara Marshall
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A new Discovery to hit TV screens
The Discovery Channel is preparing to reposition itself in the crowded factual entertainment market by launching a raft of personality and presenter-led programmes, writes Paul Revoir
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Brum indie expands
Birmingham-based indie Mykindofshow.com has appointed a new head of development and opened an office in London as part of an ambitious expansion plan, writes Penny Hughes
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Disney chief urges kids review
The Disney Channel is calling on the government to launch a review into the BBC's two children's channels, CBBC and Cbeebies, claiming they should be made subject to the same levels of regulation as BBC 3, writes Paul Revoir
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C4 mollified by BBC 3 conditions
Channel 4 has made an about-turn by welcoming the government's go-ahead for BBC 3 despite the channel being a potential rival for its own digital youth offering E4, writes Penny Hughes
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Auntie gets personal
As its hefty investment in new media continues, the BBC wants to unite the nation online, whatever it's rivals say....