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NewsMillionaire spin-off heads to Italy
Italian network Mediaset has ordered a series of 2waytraffic's Who Wants to be a Millionaire? spin-off game show format 50-50.
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NewsPoland tends the Night Garden
Landmark BBC children's series In The Night Garden is heading to Poland.
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NewsITV1 fails to get its Teenage Kicks
ITV1's new sitcom Teenage Kicks got off to something of a hesitant start as 3.6m (16.1%) watched the Adrian Edmondson-fronted show at 9.30pm.
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NewsTories set out PSB vision
The Tories have put themselves on collision course with the BBC by warning they will force it to share the licence fee with other broadcasters.
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NewsITV cleared over Osbourne rant
ITV has escaped censure over Sharon Osbourne's Brit Awards rant at comedian Vic Reeves, despite 128 complaints.
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NewsKevin Spacey attacks BBC
Actor and theatre director Kevin Spacey has laid into the BBC for “unfairly” promoting certain musicals through talent search shows like I'd Do Anything.
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NewsER taking Shelldon to Mip
Entertainment Rights has acquired the rights to new GCI-animated children's property Shelldon.
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NewsBBC1 makes a Casualty of ITV1
BBC1's new Sunday night drama Casualty 1907 drew a sizeable audience of 6.7m (26.9%) at 9pm, making mincemeat of ITV1's own drama.
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NewsBBC Outside Broadcasts staff agree SIS terms
Bectu members working for BBC Outside Broadcasts have voted to accept a deal on the transfer of their employment to a subsidiary of Satellite Information Services (SIS).
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NewsTV critics 31 March '08
'I enjoyed this far more than I should have.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on the weekend's TV.
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NewsGCap predicts boost on takeover deadline day
GCap Media said annual revenues are forecast to be 4% up on the previous year, on the day Global Radio must make a formal offer for the company or walk away.
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NewsCoolabi warms up on deals
Kids group Coolabi is eyeing more acquisitions after reducing operating losses in the six months to 31 December 2007.
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NewsUnion staff approve BBC deal
The prospect of a strike at the BBC over compulsory redundancies has been all but eliminated after union staff voted to rubber-stamp a deal with the corporation.
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NewsDMAX moves up the EPG
Discovery entertainment channel DMAX and DMAX+1 have moved up the BSkyB EPG listing after striking a deal with Cellcast plc to exchange positions on the grid.
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NewsJamie to teach Rotherham to cook
Jamie Oliver will attempt to teach the entire town of Rotherham to cook in a new series for Channel 4.
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NewsIndie considers legal action over death claims
Cicada Films, the production company accused of triggering four deaths in Peru, is considering legal action against the human rights group that publicised the claims.
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NewsBlues for Holby spin-off
BBC1's police drama Holby Blue fell out of favour with the viewers last night with just 4.1m viewers (17.4%) at 8pm watching the second episode.
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NewsCo-pro money available to 'flexible' drama producers
Drama producers must learn to be more flexible about editorial control if they want to attract co-production investment, according to a leading drama-documentary producer.
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NewsThe Large Family returns
Kids show The Large Family is returning for a second series on CBeebies.