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NewsNickelodeon picks up Those Scurvy Rascals
Nickelodeon has acquired the multi-platform rights to animation series Those Scurvy Rascalsfrom entertainment rights company Entara.
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NewsBiography Channel to become BIO
The Biography Channel is undergoing a major rebranding and ditching its old logo in a bid to emphasise its new programming.
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NewsGlastonbury rights sold to NBD Television
NBD Television, the distribution arm of DCD Media, has acquired the rights to distribute television highlights of this year's Glastonbury Festival.
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NewsStephen Merchant to headline Comedy Forum
The Office co-creator Stephen Merchant will provide the keynote speech at Broadcast's TV Comedy Forum later this month.
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NewsBBC3 to screen six comedy pilots
BBC3 has commissioned six new comedy pilots including a sketch show presented from a gay perspective and a sitcom about teenage life written by an 18-year-old.
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NewsCity uncertain after SMG pulls merger
City analysts have questioned SMG's decision not to go ahead with a proposed merger with UTV and have cast doubt on how the company will survive going forward.
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NewsPEER POLL: Who's the best?
The latest question in Broadcast's peer poll asks: Who is the best anti-hero on TV - Frank Gallagher or DCI Gene Hunt?
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NewsSimmons leaves Chrysalis for rival GCap
Chrysalis Radio group head of programmes Pete Simmons is to leave the company and join GCap Media as group programme director for content and digital.
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NewsTurner Laing is new Sky entertainment boss
BSkyB has appointed Sophie Turner Laing as its new managing director, entertainment with immediate effect.
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NewsBlog: Save our radio spectrum
Ofcom's plans to auction radio spectrum will be detrimental to the UK entertainment industry, says Martin Seeley of the Association of Motion Picture Sound.
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NewsKiss admits to phone-in blunder
Emap-owned radio network Kiss is the latest media company to become embroiled in a phone-in scandal after admitting that a producer supplied incorrect answers to an on-air quiz.
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NewsNew dramas fail as viewers have other designs
ITV1's Confessions of a Diary Secretaryand Five's Kitchenboth suffered last night at 9pm as Channel 4's Grand Designsreturned with an impressive 5.3 million (24.3%).
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NewsSky vs Virgin - the story so far
Broadcast charts the past month's public dispute between BSkyB and Virgin Media.
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NewsNo basic Sky for Virgin customers
BSkyB's basic channels were removed from the Virgin Media platform at 1am this morning meaning over 3 million cable homes will be unable to receive Sky One, Two Three, Sky News and Sky Sports News.
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TX: Fallen Angel: What makes a killer?
A three-part adaptation of a reverse-narrative thriller signals a new direction for ITV drama.
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On location - So very far from home
Lion Television swapped Scotland for New Zealand as the setting for the return of Castaway. But finding the perfect remote island was a tough challenge, as Jeremy Mills recounts.
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Comment - Making race positive
When there's some truth in stereotypes, why not reflect that, asks Sanjeev Kohli
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On the box - Wild West and wilder cops
The Wild Westfilled Adrian Wills with a sense of injustice at Billy the Kid's conviction, while Cops with Camerasseemed preoccupied with 'hard entry'.
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NewsProfile: Nicky Taylor - Putting herself on the line
Profile of Nicky Taylor, who credits a broken marriage for her success
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NewsIn the audience
Andy Stout joined the audience at a recording of Harry Hill's TV Burpat Teddington Studios.