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NewsFacilities pool their resouces across Pennines
VTR North in Leeds and Sumners in Manchester have merged their graphics and visual effects departments.
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NewsStudio comedy in demand from BBC
The BBC is calling for more traditional studio-based sitcoms and wants to run around four a year on BBC2.
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NewsBrits breaks radio record
Music awards The Brits is to be heard on more radio stations around the world than ever before following a raft of deals by indie Somethin' Else.
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NewsCSI special pulls 3.8m for Five
A special edition of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation picked up an impressive 3.8m viewers last night at 9pm, outperforming all other channels except BBC1 at the time.
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NewsKidnapped reporter set for release
The British CBS journalist and Iraqi interpreter kidnapped in Basra will be released this afternoon, according to news wire reports.
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NewsITV orders first toon for mobile
A sketch show in the Little Britain mould is ITV's first original made-for-mobile animation series.
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NewsPlowman to receive lifetime award
Former BBC comedy chief Jon Plowman is to receive a lifetime achievement award at this year's Banff World Television Festival.
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NewsBBC3 relaunch falls flat with viewers
BBC3's new chat show Lily Allen and Friends, part of a new look for the entertainment channel, had a tough time on its debut at 10.30pm with 255,000 viewers (1.95%).
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NewsCall for BBC to get serious over minorities
The BBC must “put in place some serious enforcements” to get more people from ethnic minorities into senior roles, a member of the corporation's executive board has said.
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NewsUTV pays£5m for Internet Business
UTV Media, the owner of the Ulster ITV franchise and TalkSport radio station, has acquired Northern Ireland firm The Internet Business Limited (Tibus) in a£5m deal.
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NewsCelebrity influx at Classic FM
Classic FM has signed Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Margherita Taylor and Blur bassist Alex James as part of the station's schedule shake-up.
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NewsTV critics 13 February '08
'I'm no scientist, nor a mathematician, but I'm thinking this is all bunkum.' Read on for more cutting criticism of last night's TV.
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NewsUS writers strike is over
Hollywood writers have voted to end a three-month strike that idled 50,000 film and television workers and reportedly cost the Los Angeles economy $2.1 billion.
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NewsWales loses CITV
ITV has been forced to apologise to CITV viewers in Wales because they can no longer access the popular children's channel.
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NewsGlobal Radio keep GCap options open
Global Radio has said it will keep its options open over a potential new bid for GCap Media.
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Local content rule change
Ofcom last week relaxed its guidelines for locally produced content on analogue commercial radio.
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NewsPromotion for Sharman
Indie Bite Yer Legs has promoted Mark Sharman to head of audio and appointed Rosie Seed as editor of The Gabby Logan Show.
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LBC's Cushing moves up
London talk radio station LBC 97.3 FM has promoted sports editor John Cushing to the new role of deputy programme director.
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NewsHazlitt: government will not switch off FM
GCap Media chief executive Fru Hazlitt is convinced the government will not switch off the FM signal because of the slow take-up of DAB radio.