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NewsArena adds Royal Family to 3D catalogue
Outside broadcast company Arena Television plans to make stereoscopic 3D images of the Royal Family available to broadcasters.
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NewsBrown leaves Silver River for Diverse
Alan Brown, who commissioned The Apprentice, produced The Restaurant and revamped Never Mind the Buzzcocks, has joined Diverse Production as creative director.
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NewsESPN lands Premier League deal
Disney-owned sports giant ESPN will go head-to-head with Sky next season after it won the rights to 46 Premier League games previously help by Setanta.
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NewsJobs to go as Rushes makes cutbacks
Rushes is making eight of its 100 staff redundant as part of an overall review of business costs.
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NewsITV1 orders more Lewis
Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox are set to return for a fourth series of ITV1 murder mystery drama Lewis.
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NewsSGO adds Mills to London venture
Former Quantel regional sales manager Geoff Mills has joined SGO to head-up the Spanish manufacturer’s new London-based subsidiary.
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NewsBBC plans 'pop-up restaurant' show
BBC2 is piloting a primetime reality format based on “pop-up restaurants” – the second of its type to hit the headlines in as many months.
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NewsHHB awarded Sony specialist dealer status
Sony has appointed reseller HHB Communications as a Sony Specialist Dealer.
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NewsPlans to revive Don't Forget Your Toothbrush in Holland
Classic Channel 4 entertainment show Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush could soon be revived in Holland after Fremantle Media optioned the format rights in the country.
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NewsSIS LIVE behind Wimbledon HD coverage
SIS LIVE is providing BBC Sport with technical facilities for its HD host broadcast coverage of The 2009 Wimbledon Championships which starts this week.
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NewsNorma Percy scoops One World award
Norma Percy’s Iran and the West was named best TV Documentary at last night’s One World Media Awards.
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Arqiva’s Ivey joins Visions
Outside broadcast facilities company NEP Visions has appointed a new sales and marketing director.
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NewsMerlin's US debut watched by 5m
Merlin failed to cast a spell on US viewers during its NBC debut on Sunday night when it was beaten by two repeats on rival network Fox.
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NewsPulse lands Hollywood director
Andrew Douglas, the director of feature film The Amityville Horror, has signed a deal to work exclusively for content creator Pulse Films in the UK.
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NewsC4 backs creative writing game
An iPhone application that aims to stimulate creative writing is the latest project to come out of Channel 4’s online PSB fund, 4iP.
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NewsITV, C4 and Five rapped for pushing products
Chat show hosts Alan Titchmarsh and Paul O’Grady as well as Five News gave undue promotion to products in recent shows, Ofcom has ruled.
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NewsPremier League set for new TV player
Premier League football will be shown by a new broadcaster from this August – with the prospect of the likes of ESPN having just eight weeks to put together a channel and infrastructure to show the matches.
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NewsDuncan to fight on at C4
Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan has vowed to stay with the broadcaster for at least another two to three years.
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NewsBBC1 to animate Gruffalo
BBC1’s is planning an animated version of the bestselling children’s book The Gruffalo as the centrepiece of its Christmas schedule.
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Tracey Beaker publisher moves into TV production
Random House Children’s Books, one of the UK’s biggest children’s publishers and the company behind Tracey Beaker, is to move into television production.