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NewsBroadcast launches Indie Survey 2012
Broadcast is inviting UK independent producers to take part in this year’s annual Indie Survey.
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NewsAge portrayal not a priority, viewers say
Entertaining programmes are far more important than accurate portrayal of the nation’s age demographics, a study by the Creative Diversity Network has found.
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NewsSky profits top £600m
Sky has reported operating profit of £601m for the six months to the 31 December - with more than 4m subscribers now signed up to HD TV.
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NewsSky to launch Netflix rival
Sky has unveiled plans for a new IPTV service featuring access to Sky Sports, movies and its entertainment channels in a bid to acquire new subscribers.
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NewsMisfits tops 4oD for second month
E4 superhero drama Misfits topped the 4oD chart for the second consecutive month.
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NewsSheffield DocFest gets Creative England cash
Sheffield DocFest has been awarded £40,000 by Creative England in the first round of Film Culture Fund Lottery grants.
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NewsThe River gets UK debut on iTunes
US paranormal thriller series The River will debut on iTunes in the UK just one day after its US premiere.
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NewsSpun Gold goes wild for BBC2
Spun Gold TV is to move into wildlife programming with a Ben Fogle series on crocodiles for BBC2.
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NewsBectu: delay BBC Birmingham exit to 2013
Broadcast union Bectu has written to the BBC demanding it delays the exit of Birmingham by at least a year.
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NewsC4 hires Panorama exec for Dispatches role
Panorama deputy editor Daniel Pearl has been appointed as Channel 4 Dispatches commissioning editor.
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NewsHit Entertainment boss exits
Hit Entertainment president and chief executive Jeffrey Dunn and chief operating officer Sangeeta Desai are leaving the company after being bought out by Mattel.
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NewsBBC iPlayer and ITV Player to launch on Sky
Sky has signed major deals with the BBC and ITV to bring the two terrestrial broadcasters’ video on demand services to its platform.
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News5 Live told to cover more news and niche sports
BBC Radio 5 Live has been urged by the BBC Trust to ensure its discussions are led by a news agenda and to offer more coverage to minority sports.
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NewsTalkback Thames rebrand unveiled
Talkback Thames will cease to exist from today following the launch of a rebrand.
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NewsEdinburgh to start a day early
The Edinburgh International TV Festival will take place from Thursday to Saturday, for the first time.
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NewsDavid Tennant wins BBC Audio Drama Award
David Tennant and Sherlock star Andrew Scott were among the winners of the inaugural BBC Audio Drama Awards.
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NewsOnly Fools and Horses set for US remake
Classic comedy Only Fools and Horses is being adapted for the US by the team behind sitcom Scrubs.
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NewsOnsight in Sky 3D build
Production facilities company Onsight has teamed up with Sony to build and operate a flypack for three 3D camera rigs for Sky.
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NewsEgerton joins Bubble & Squeak
Former Avid marketing manager Dawn Egerton has joined Bubble & Squeak.
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NewsHire for Video Europe
Hire company Video Europe has appointed Terry Millard as business development director.