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Vivendi mauled on Merrill rating
Vivendi Universal suffered another mauling at the hands of stock market traders yesterday as fears over its cash po...
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Palace clears Sophie
Prince Edward's television company was at the centre of another row yesterday over claims it was granted an intervi...
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Watchdog rate BBC drama as humdrum
Corporation warned that lack of cutting edge popular entertainment will risk a ratings dive. ...
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At the end of the day
On Sunday night, the nation will be split into two halves: those gripped by the TV drama 24? and the rest. But is ...
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FA foiled in bid for England TV rights
The Football Association has been told it is fighting a losing battle in its bid for more control of television rig...
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Is it time for the big switch?
A new music station opens and a£99 set goes on sale. Is this a breakthrough weekend for digital radio, asks Marti...
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BBC is 'boring', says top regulator
the BBC shows too many dumbed down and boring programmes and should lose licence fee funding for some of its output...
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This is real, not how TV shows it
Tensions between the press and police have flared in the hunt for Holly and Jessica, but each side has its own need...
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UPC may seek Chapter 11 protection
United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC), Europe's largest cable company, turned up the heat on its investors yesterd...
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Cash crisis fears send Vivendi plunging 23%
Shares in Vivendi Universal dived below the Eu 10 level yesterday amid fears that the stricken media group could ru...
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Carlton TV
Carlton TV asks us to say that it did not contrary to report of June 29, use the Government's tax break for the fil...
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BBC race case
An Asian broadcaster has lost her claim of racial discrimination against the BBC. ...
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ITV drops ads for September 11
ITV1 will broadcast a first anniversary documentary about victims of the September 11 attacks without advertisement...
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Liberty Media reveals $5.1bn in write-downs
Liberty Media, the investment company controlled by John Malone, continued to suffer from the collapse in media sto...
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Brussels to stay out of pay-TV merger
A merger to create Spain's largest pay-TV operator, with sales of Eu 1.3bn ($1.28bn), is set to be consummated afte...
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Doubts over Vodafone's Vivendi tie-up
The future of Vizzavi, the internet joint venture between Vodafone and Vivendi Universal, has been put in doubt by ...
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Premiership clubs spend£100m less
Spending in the Premiership is down by more than£100 million according to a ...
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BBC chiefs 'wasting licence fee millions'
The head of the broadcasting watchdog has said too many of the BBC's programmes were 'humdrum, over-familiar and fo...
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Earl 'annoyed' by interview claim
The Earl and Countess of Wessex denied giving interviews to US entertainment channel E! which is screening Ardent's...
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IN MY VIEW - On how increased media self-regulation will mean viewers need to be more media literate.
The term 'media' was barely used in my school days. Let's face it, relative to today,