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BSkyB is set to confirm the closure of its interactive shopping platform next week after disappointing sales
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BSkyB is set to confirm the closure of its interactive shopping platform next week after disappointing sales
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LNN to expand sports archive division
Merger of ONdigital sports programming and ITV Sport rights expected to see leap in demand for sports archives
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Miller quits Condé Nast for Nigella's indie
Former Uden Associates chief to take new role at MYC
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Bryant quits TWG to pursue licences
The Wireless Group's (TWG) managing director, development Jason Bryant is leaving the company to set up his own radio venture.His departure, expected at the end of the summer or in early
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Ali producer starts indie
Award-winning film-maker Vikram Jayanti has set up a long-form documentary production outfit, writes Simon Ellery.
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Radio chief calls for end to regulation 'nonsense'
The commercial radio sector feels 'undermined' by the Radio Authority and its relationship with the body is 'strained', according to Commercial Radio Companies' Association (CRCA) chief executive Paul Brown, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC may lose Coogan show to C4
In a scenario which could have been plucked straight from one of Alan Partridge's wildest dreams, the BBC and Channel 4 are engaged in a tug of love over a new comedy from Steve Coogan, writes Lucy Rouse.
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ITV outfits seek compensation
Minority ITV shareholders Ulster and Channel have joined battle with SMG to extract compensation from Carlton and Granada, following the pair's decision last week to rebrand their On Digital joint-venture as ITV Digital, writes Steve Aston.
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C5 targets Springer to front its coverage
Commercial broadcasters will rely on big names and interactivity to boost their coverage of the forthcoming election, write Broadcast reporters.
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Sky takes six clunes films
Buffalo Pictures, the indie owned by Men Behaving Badly star Martin Clunes, is to make six stand-alone TV movies for Sky Pictures, writes Simon Ellery. Each 90-minute film will star Clunes
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C4 hits back at criticism
Channel 4 chief executive Michael Jackson has hit back at industry criticism over the channel's programming and commercial strategy, following a spate of attacks over the past week.Answering charges from key
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BBC plans autumn hand-over
The BBC is expected to make a smooth hand-over between outgoing chairman Sir Christopher Bland and his expected replacement vice-chairman Gavyn Davies by the end of September, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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BBC unveils web commission aid
BBC director of TV Mark Thompson this week attempted to simplify the corporation's much-criticised commissioning process with the introduction of a TV commissioning website, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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LNN sport archive boost
London News Network (LNN) is to radically expand its ITV Sports Archive (ISA) division following the merger of ITV Sport and On Digital's sports programming, writes Steve Aston.
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Miller joins Nigella team
Former Uden Associates managing director William Miller has quit his job as Conde Nast director of new media and is joining cookery writer Nigella Lawson's indie, MYC, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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Pearson shake-up follows departures
Pearson Television is to overhaul its distribution business after confirming the departures of international chief executive Brian Harris and president Joe Abrams, as revealed in Broadcast last month.Pearson had held a
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Liddiment lecture
ITV director of channels David Liddiment is to deliver the 26th MacTaggart lecture at this year's Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival.His lecture will take place in the evening on the opening
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Sky takeover is on
BSkyB chairman Rupert Murdoch's bid to take control of US satellite outfit DirectTV took a step forward after owner General Motors gave the go-ahead to new talks. GM subsidiary Hughes Electronics
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Radio First post
Radio First has appointed Ray Arthur as its new group programme director.Arthur, 43, joins the company after spending most of his career in the Australian radio industry, where he most recently