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NewsFreed R1 DJ speaks out
BBC Radio 1 DJ Grooverider will give an insight into his 10 months in a Dubai prison for possessing drugs on the station's Surgery show this Sunday.
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NewsDaisies to return to ITV1
ITV has acquired the second series of Pushing Daisies and further instalments of Gossip Girl and Dexter.
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NewsBBC4 scores record ratings
BBC4's night of train programming secured the channel's best ever performance as Ian Hislop Goes Off the Rails averaged an impressive 1.3m (6.65%) at 9pm.
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NewsExhibition planned for Wallace and Gromit
Wallace and Gromit are to be the focus of a major new exhibition planned by the Science Museum.
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NewsC4 cuts taking toll on ratings
The budget cuts at Channel 4 are already starting to take a toll on audience figures, viewer's editor Paula Carter has claimed.
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NewsEx-ITV exec to join Liberty Bell
Dianne Nelmes, the former director of daytime and lifestyle programming for ITV Productions is to be the new managing director of factual indie Liberty Bell.
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NewsViewers don't buy Natural Born Sellers
ITV1's latest foray into business programming fell flat as the debut of Natural Born Sellers could only average a meagre 1.7m viewers (7.8%).
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NewsITV/NUJ talks continue
Representatives from ITV, the National Union of Journalists and BECTU have vowed to continue talks after no conclusions were reached at yesterday's meeting.
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NewsDiana leads Target sales
A documentary about the last 24 hours in the life of Princess Diana has been picked up for broadcast in Canada, as part of 50 hours of sales by the Target Entertainment Group.
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NewsC4 and Five grow in September
Channel 4 and Five were the only terrestrial channels to see their all hours and peaktime shares grow in September as the key autumn schedules begin to take hold.
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NewsUBC's commercial division sale delayed
UBC Media Group has agreed to a further two weeks of due diligence for the sale of its commercial division to Nasdaq-listed Global Traffic Network, citing recent changes in the commercial radio industry in the UK.
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NewsPSB: The agony is almost over
Special report: Plenty of options remain on the table to fix the ‘broken' public service broadcasting model, but, for anxious broadcasters, clarity over the future of PSB is becoming vital.
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NewsTV Critics 3 October ‘08
“It's cheaper [than The Apprentice], spikier and it absolutely rocks.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsMary... queen of charity shops
Mary, Queen of Shops presenter Mary Portas is to turn her merchandising expertise to charity shops in a new project for BBC2.
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NewsEndemol's Henderson leaves for RDF
Endemol West head of programmes Gavin Henderson is to leave the company after eight years to join the RDF Media-owned indie Presentable.
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NewsOfcom warns BBC of ‘cartel' risk
The BBC's proposed partnerships raise the risk of an anti-competitive “cartel” that could have a limited impact on the funding crisis facing public service broadcasting,” Ofcom deputy chairman Philip Graf has warned.
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NewsWhat is the ultimate PSB show?
Ofcom has held up a BBC1 drama as the ultimate symbol of public service broadcasting.
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NewsHeroes returns with 3.1m
BBC2's hit US drama Heroes was warmly welcomed back by 3.1m viewers (13.1%) for a third series at 9pm, in the face of strong competition from ITV1 and BBC1.
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NewsHeart and Galaxy handed new programming heads
Global Radio has handed Luis Clark and Mike Cass the top programming jobs across the Heart and Galaxy networks respectively and has named Jonathan Richards as head of news across the company's entire portfolio.
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BSkyB to share content
BSkyB could be forced to share premium content such as Premier League football and Hollywood films with all rival platforms.