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BBC to crackdown on salaries
BBC bosses have pledged to “bear down” further on exec and talent pay – but warned the corporation must stay “flexible” to award bonuses.
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ATG Broadcast to relocate BBC training facility
ATG Broadcast has started work on a project to relocate the BBC’s central London production training studio from Marylebone High Street to White City.
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Licence fee evasion rising
Licence fee evasion rose 4% last year and is expected to get worse as the recession deepens.
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CandelaMedia secures Cinegy deal
Cinegy has appointed CandelaMedia to act as a reseller and integrator of its workflow and asset management technology in the UK.
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BBCW hunting development deals
BBC Worldwide is looking to sign more small-scale development deals with individual producers following a record year for equity stakes in indies.
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BBC1 unveils new dramas
BBC Drama controller Ben Stephenson has announced five new dramas set for BBC1 in 2010, including a thriller set below the Arctic ice, a deaf girl who accidentally witnesses a murder and a mother’s affair across the years.
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Envy adds to business development team
Envy is expanding its business development team with the addition of two new members of staff.
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Bradshaw slams BBC's "wrong-headed" leadership
Culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has slammed BBC chiefs over their refusal to share the licence fee revenue – as the BBC Trust reveals that the 10 most senior staff will continue to waive bonuses.
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MPC bulks out Vancouver and London
MPC is to undergo significant expansion in Canada and the UK in order to cope with a host of new film projects and a 20% increase in film animation and layout work.
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Cash-strapped ITV pushes back NTA's until 2010
ITV has scrapped this year’s National Television Awards, pushing back the ceremony until January 2010.
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Ionoco grabs Loto Real deal
Winchester-based technology developer Ionoco has created a complete TV studio system for a new lottery draw show in the Dominican Republic.
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BBC Scotland signs League of Gentlemen producer
League of Gentlemen producer Jemma Rodgers has returned to the BBC to become executive editor of comedy for BBC Scotland.
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Moyles accuses BBC of being dull
BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris has hit out at the BBC for making dull programmes on purpose so as not to offend anyone.
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Done and Dusted makes Neil Diamond doc for CBS
Done and Dusted is producing an intimate 60-minute prime-time Neil Diamond special for US network CBS.
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Garnett slams "junk food" drama at BBC
This Life and Cathy Come Home producer Tony Garnett has launched a blistering attack on the BBC, accusing it of smothering creativity and “packing in junk” in a cynical bid for ratings.
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Top-slice licence fee by 5%, says ex-ITV exec
Former ITV news and regions chief executive Clive Jones has accused the BBC of suffering “delusions of grandeur” and called for the licence fee to be top-sliced by 5% going forward.
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Virgin Media adds four HD channels
Virgin Media customers will be able to watch the likes of Dexter in high-definition after the cable company said it would four new HD channels this month.
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Newsnight veteran Donald MacCormick dies
Tributes have been flowing in for veteran BBC journalist and former Newsnight presenter Donald MacCormick, who has died of a heart attack aged 70.
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UBS upgrades ITV shares
Shares in ITV rose a penny this morning after Swiss bank UBS upgraded the stock to “buy” and increased its target price for ITV shares to 37p.
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Sci Fi buys Warehouse 13
Sci Fi UK has picked up supernatural investigation drama Warehouse 13, which premiered in the US this week.