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NewsITV drama given£100 million boost
ITV's main shareholders Granada and Carlton have earmarked a£100m investment to boost the network's drama output in 2003, writes Steve Aston
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NewsBBC 3 a step closer to approval
The BBC's new digital youth channel BBC 3 is a step closer to being approved by media secretary Tessa Jowell after the Independent Television Commission (ITC) said any concerns over its impact could be overcome, writes Leigh Holmwood
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New telly show prize is ...wife
Twenty girls will do battle in ITV's latest reality game show - to find a WIFE for a bachelor. ...
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Why ITV are right to screen the film of Shipman murders
Next week, ITV1 will screen one of the most gripping murder mysteries ever to be shown on television. Called simpl...
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Footie fury on digital telly deal
Furious Football League bosses are urging telly watchdogs NOT to award the new digital TV licence to ITV firms Carl...
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BT's fears over cable tie-up
Piere Danon, chief executive of BT Retail, has admitted that he fears a merger between broadband rivals NTL and Tel...
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Shipman TV movie plea fails
TV bosses yeseterday put off the broadcast of a controversial documentary about serial killer Harold Shipman. ...
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BBC wins Cup final TV battle
BBC bosses celebrated their own World Cup victory yesterday when it emerged they had four times as many viewers for...
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£100m shot in TV ratings war
ITV is to invest an extra£100 million on new programmes next year in an attempt to win back the ratings crown from...
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Philip and his fillies
Prince Edward has piled fresh embarrassment onthe Royal Family after his film company helped cast doubt on his own ...
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Ex-C5 boss on board at rights co
Former Channel 5 chief executive David Elstein has joined the board of Aim-listed Sports and Leisure, a company whi...
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Why a third way may not work for the BBC
The popping of champagne corks may soon be heard in the executive offices at BBC Television Centre. The Government...
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Return of Dr Who
One of the best-loved heroes in television history is to step out of his blue police box and back on to our TV scre...
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Embarrassment at Keith Harris's Radio First
Keith Harris, chairman of the Football League and champion of its£178.5m claim against the owners of ITV Digital, ...
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Messier heads for the exit
Jean-Marie Messier, the embattled chief executive of Vivendi Universal, was last night on the verge of quitting aft...
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World's biggest radio gorup eyes British stations
The chief executive of US company Clear Channel, the world's biggest operator in the radio sector, last night admit...
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Shipman victims' families protest over TV film
Families of the victims of Harold Shipman yesterday condemned the decision to screen a dramatisation of the case da...
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The battle for rolling news
For the first time, BBC News 24 has recorded better figures than Sky News - or has it? As an inquiry into the BBC c...
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Boardroom coup ends Messier's reign at Vivendi
Jean-Marie Messier, the embattled chief executive of the media giant Vivendi Universal, agreed to resign yesterday ...