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NewsID sells 100 hours of HD programming
DRG-owned ID Distribution has racked up deals for another 100 hours of HD programming from US network Voom HD.
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NewsEndemol USA sets up video game group
Endemol USA has set up a new group to focus on the casual games markets in the US and appointed Eric LaVanchy as director of gaming.
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NewsPortman picks up new drama titles
DRG-owned Portman Film & Television has picked up the international rights to three new drama titles from broadcasters in Australia and New Zealand, including its third series from Nine Network.
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NewsBBC Worldwide inks format deal for Life on Mars
BBC Worldwide has struck its first ever scripted format deal in Spain, for a local production of Kudos Film and Television's Life On Mars.
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NewsLove Soup seduces 4.2m
BBC1's Love Soup returned for a second series on Saturday after a two year break with a steady 4.2m viewers (19.1%), enough to have the edge over ITV1 film The Bourne Supremacy.
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NewsMTV to launch MySpace chart show
MTV has joined forces with social networking site MySpace to create a weekly chart show.
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NewsYouTube going live
Video-sharing website YouTube plans to offer live channels this year in a bid to take on traditional broadcasters.
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NewsCSC ties web to new R'n'B channel
CSC Media Group is to launch a new R'n'B channel and is beefing up its presence online with a raft of music-based social networking sites.
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NewsTV critics 3 March '08
'It is Schadenfreude in a snazzy suit.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on the weekend's TV.
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NewsMad Men not so stupid for BBC4
BBC4's new US drama series Mad Men got off to a fine start last night at 10pm with an audience of 270,000 (1.57%).
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NewsMorrissey brews new C4 series
Channel 4 has commissioned a series following Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey's attempts to set up his own brewery.
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NewsShed results meet expectations
Shed Media said full-year trading for 2007 was in line with market expectations and that it was confident about its future.
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NewsVirgin weighs up channels future
Virgin Media is carrying out a review of its channels that could lead to a sale of some or all of its portfolio.
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NewsWDYTYA poised for US commission
Wall to Wall is developing a six-part version of geneology series Who Do You Think You Are? for a major US network. The Shed Media-owned producer is currently casting for six celebrities to uncover their family heritage in the show, and will be hopeful of securing a full commission from ...
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NewsFilms@59 buys second Film Master
Bristol-based post house Films @59 has purchased a second Digital Vision Film Master colour grading system.
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NewsBBC London 94.9 unveils new look
BBC London 94.9 has signed up ‘king of the jungle' Christopher Biggins and ex-Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph as part of its new-look weekend line-up.
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NewsRatings don't get any better than this
BBC2 hit the ratings jackpot last night as the final of Masterchef pulled in 5.1m (21.3%) making it the most watched programme at 8pm.
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NewsITV shares fall after shake-up
While the industry was busy hailing Peter Fincham as ITV's saviour yesterday, the broadcaster's share price fell by almost 3.5%.
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NewsTV critics 29 February '08
'Loved it.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsNY-LON going Stateside
Channel 4's 2004 translatlantic drama NY-LON is to be remade for US network CBS. The channel has ordered Pangea Management Group, RDF USA's scripted arm, to produce a pilot, which is the first network show for the division.