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NewsLyrics to serenade Spain
Sky 1's karaoke format Don't Forget the Lyrics will be singing its way into Spain after RDF Rights (RDFR) sold the format to Spanish channel La Sexta.
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NewsStrictly back with 6m
BBC1's big Saturday night talent format returned for a sixth series with 6m (32.8%) at 6.30pm but was no match for ITV1's The X Factor which broke the 9 million mark.
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NewsHistory Channel names MD
The History Channel UK has appointed Sony executive Tom Davidson as its new managing director.
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NewsTV critics 15 September ‘08
“Very entertaining, but it just didn't feel very Thomas Hardy.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsThe Vicar of Kazakhstan
The Vicar of Dibley is heading to the home of Borat, with plans to dub the BBC comedy into the Kazakh language.
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NewsHBO series wins record Emmy's
HBO miniseries John Adams has claimed a record eight awards at the Creative Arts Emmy's while Mad Men bagged four at the event.
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NewsBlinkBox signs first UK TV deal with All3Media
Peep Show, Shameless and How To Look Good Naked will be available on video clips and on-demand platform BlinkBox, following a deal with All3Media International.
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NewsOfcom blames Sky in Picnic row
Ofcom has hit back at BSkyB's claims that it was dragging its heels on the satellite giant's proposed Picnic service and claimed it was Sky's own fault for providing insufficient information.
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NewsWales 'disappoints' with response to PSB review
Ofcom contents and standard partner Stewart Purvis has spoken about about the “disappointing” responses from Wales to the first phase of the regulator's public service broadcasting review.
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NewsSecret Diary makes disappointing return
The return of ITV2's Secret Diary of a Call Girl hooked an average audience of 748,000 last night (11 September), over 1 million viewers less than its debut last year.
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RTS Wales PSB Event
Speech given by Stewart Purvis, Partner, Content and Standards, Ofcom, at the University of Glamorgan in Cardiff (12 September).
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NewsSky puts Picnic on ice
BSkyB has delayed plans to launch three pay channels on Freeview under the brand name Picnic.
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NewsITVW names new digital exec
ITV Worldwide has appointed Jason Binks, former senior sales executive at media consultancy service Roo Media, as vice president of digital and new media.
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NewsITV1 nets 2.1m for acquired football highlights
ITV's belated deal to acquire the England v Croatia highlights from Setanta Sports delivered a peak of 2.1 million viewers (12.6% share) at 10.30pm last night (11 September).
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NewsGeldof launches peace channel
Bob Geldof's Ten Alps has launched an online video and user-generated content channel dedicated to resolving global conflict.
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NewsTwofour exec joins SW Screen
Twofour chief executive and Pact chair Charles Wace has joined the board of development agency South West Screen.
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NewsBBC4 unveils season line-up
BBC4 is to examine babies' development in the womb, in a series of groundbreaking documentaries lined up for the autumn/winter season.
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NewsRamsay takes live format Stateside
Gordon Ramsay is to take his live cooking format to the US and Australia in the first international commissions for his new indie.
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NewsAt-a-glance: BBC4's autumn-winter '08 schedule
Browse the biggest shows coming to BBC4 this autumn/winter in our complete overview of the forthcoming season.
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NewsTV critics 12 September '08
'... the show so fine, slinky and spiky.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.