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London Live signs up comics for mornings
BBC London Live managing editor David Robey is cranking up the station's weekend schedule and has signed comedians Mel and Sue to present the
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Latin dancing gets five-part documentary
Case TV is making a documentary about Latin American dancing for National Geographic's global network.Revolutionary Rhythms is directed by Luis España and produced by Case TV
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Roger Bolton to make East End series
Roger Bolton Productions has been commissioned by Carlton Television to produce a 6 x 30-minute regional series looking at the history of London's East
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UK distributors flock to Natpe
Sixty-four British distributors are set to attend the 38th Natpe programming convention, which starts in Las Vegas today (Monday 22 January), writes Jane Marlow.BBC Worldwide Americas will be
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BBC considers Blue Peter for grown-ups
The BBC is in discussions with former Blue Peterpresenter Peter Purves about creating a version of the children's show aimed at the generation who watched Blue Peter when it was presented by Purves, John Noakes and Valerie Singleton.
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BBC develops Jon Diamond cancer film
BBC drama is developing a one-off film based on Times' journalist John Diamond's experience of cancer to air on BBC 2.Commissioned by BBC controller of innovation and factual
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BBC plans vehicle for new signing Wright
Former Arsenal star likely to front new chat series in his role as BBC entertainment mainstay
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Elstein hits back at departure speculation
Former C5 chief executive denies allegations that 'erotic drama' and low cost imports linked to his departure
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Golden Oldies
Christopher Lewis, executive producer of BBC's long running Antiques Roadshow explains how the show has grown from a rip off of Going for a Song to a national institution.
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Craft Classic
Christopher Lewis, executive producer of BBC's long running Antiques Roadshow explains how the show has grown from a rip off of Going for a Song to a national institution.
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Portfolio: Deep Space One
In Hollywood Sci-Fi movies such as Lost in Spaceand Armageddon, the galaxy can appear a very cold, lifeless and clinical world. Real life is different, says Skaramoosh online editor and
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My Great Escape
Director Lee Chambers, founder of Born Puddle films, explains how filming strangers having sex on the London Underground for a pop video nearly saw him caught with his pants down.The
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Sky One claims early ground in battle with E4
Channel 4 claims E4 launched 'with a bang' but unofficial overnights give new entertainment channel a 3.3% share
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Sexy Beast
Peter Keighron talks to The Computer Film Company's vfx supervisor Mark Nelmes about the effects on ad director Jonathan Glazer's debut feature Sexy Beast
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Oftel brings forward local loop unbundling
Telecoms regulator says BT musy start opening network for competitive DSL services 'by Easter'
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Ofter brings forward local loop unbundling
Telecoms regulator says BT musy start opening network for competitive DSL services 'by Easter'
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Sky One back to basics.
Sky One is redrawing its so-called mainstream programme strategy, going back to its roots of risque 16 to 34-skewed programming as it attempts to fend off E4, which launches today (Thursday).Channel
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BBC staff resist cuts in expenses.
The BBC faces the prospect of industrial action across the corporation, as union Bectu prepares to ballot its BBC members over proposals to change expense allowances, writes Barbara Marshall.
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THE LIFE OF MAMMALS.
Agency 422 has won the design contract for BBC natural history unit (NHU) flagship David Attenborough series, The Life of Mammals, writes Barbara Marshall.
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ON DIGITAL HITS MILLION TARGET.
On Digital confirmed this week it had hit its target of signing up 1 million subscribers by the end of last year with sales of 1,012,000 at 31 December, writes Rebecca Evans.