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NewsGovt urged to set digital radio deadline
The government should set a date for Britain's migration from analogue to digital radio, the Digital Radio Working Group has concluded.
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NewsITV1 to trace troubled ITN newsreader
Former ITN newsreader Ed Mitchell will return to ITV1 in January to show his life a year on from his slide into alcoholism and homelessness.
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NewsC4 orders more Sex Ed
Channel 4's controversial series The Sex Education Show will be back on screen next spring, this time featuring couples talking about their use of pornography.
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NewsSilverton to host live New Year show on BBC1
Kate Silverton has been chosen to present BBC1's New Year Live alongside Nick Knowles.
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NewsITV4 secures Tour De France to 2013
ITV4 will show daily live coverage of the Tour De France for the first time next year and has secured the rights for the race until 2013.
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NewsTV Critics 19 December '08
'... made the omen look like Camberwick Green.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsC4 cooks rivals with Jamie Oliver special
Channel 4 won the 9pm slot last night as Jamie Cooks Christmas left both BBC1 and ITV1 trailing.
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NewsBBC launches iPlayer for kids
The BBC has launched its children's iPlayer - allowing it to promote the catch up service to younger viewers for the first time.
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NewsDemon deal for BBC sitcoms
The Mighty Boosh and Gavin and Stacy are heading to online comedy site Comedy Demon following a deal with BBC Worldwide.
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NewsNEP Visions plans redundancies
NEP Visions will make approximately 17 of its 86 full-time staff redundant in a restructure that sees the company pre-empt an anticipated downturn in ad hoc work throughout 2009.
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NewsBBC Scotland to air interactive drama
BBC Scotland is developing a cross-platform crime drama in which three-quarters of the action will take place online.
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ITV Local eyes UGC rolling news service
ITV Local could develop its own version of CNN's interactive user-generated news site iReport to help bolster its news content.
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NewsOfcom slaps£95,000 fine on BBC
Ofcom has hit the BBC with a£95,000 fine for conducting competitions unfairly on the Dermot O'Leary Radio 2 show and the Tony Blackburn BBC London 94.9FM show.
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NewsBSkyB trials stereo 3D
BSkyB is a step closer to providing stereoscopic 3D services and programmes after successfully demonstrating that its Sky+ HD infrastructure is 3D-ready.
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Salford Uni adds digital specialist
The University of Salford has appointed a digital media specialist to lead initiatives relating to the Mediacity:UK development.
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NewsRebranded TC boosts HD and digital services
Digital media and DVD authoring company TC Group has been renamed TC Soho and is expanding its services.
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NewsKit theft could bankrupt Genesis
West End hire company Genesis Television could go into administration this week as the result of a burglary and disputed insurance claim.
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NewsHollywood takes Sky post
Ex-Living head of commissioning Clare Hollywood will become Sky 1, Sky 2 and Sky 3 commissioning editor of entertainment in January.
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NewsRDF to make Bebo showbiz magazine
Social network Bebo has commissioned RDF Digital to make a weekly magazine show rounding up professional and UGC content on the site.