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NewsTough at the top
As a driving force in ITV's radical shake-up and rebranding, Ian McCulloch won a reputation for toughness - but he'd rather see himself as prepared to ask difficult questions and think the unthinkable.
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NewsProfile: Ron Jones - Tinopolis' unknown quantity
Tinopolis' takeover of TV Corporation has put its chairman, Ron Jones, in charge of the UK's sixth largest indie - and he is relishing the challenge.
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Music at the touch of a button
With new technology transforming the way production music is delivered, libraries are fast becoming the first choice for cost-effective soundtracks. Simon Meekreports on the download revolution.
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NewsMajor shake-up for BBC factual
The BBC's factual and learning department is to be carved up into nine 'studios', with the loss of 23 managers' jobs.
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NewsMacKenzie set for radio return
Kelvin MacKenzie, the former chairman of the now defunct Wireless Group (TWG), is understood to be considering re-entering the UK radio market by buying a series of stations from GCap.
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NewsSky Bet Vegas revives Strike It Rich format
Sky has bought the rights to the 90s Michael Barrymore- hosted game show, Strike It Richfrom FremantleMedia Licensing Worldwide with the view to making an interactive TV game.
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NewsVirgin Radio beefs up its executive board
Virgin Radio has promoted its head of new media to the board, throwing extra weight behind its continued expansion into digital radio.
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NewsUS networks WB and UPN in shock merger
The talk of the day at the annual Natpe marketplace in Las Vegas is that two free-to-air US networks, The WB and UPN, are to merge creating one new network, The CW.
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Flextech finds new head of interactive internally
Flextech has promoted Edward Humphrey to the position of head of interactive, in advance of Jason George's departure in February.
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Opinion - In my view - Life-changing PVRs?
As PVRs penetrate more homes, the prediction that spot advertising will start to disappear is nonsense, argues Mark White.
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Would you make a baby to get on TV?
A BBC3 documentary has tested how low reality TV can go by setting up a spoof programme which encouraged complete strangers to conceive a baby together, writes Geoff White.
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NewsPrison Break rounds up 1.7m
Five's new high profile US drama import Prison Breakgot off to a solid, if unremarkable, start with 1.7 million (9.4%) at 10pm.
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NewsWeakest Link in anti-Welsh investigation
Police are looking into a complaint about alleged anti-Welsh comments made during a broadcast of BBC2's Weakest Link.
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NewsMore moves at ITV
ITV Productions director of business affairs for factual, entertainment, daytime and international production Jane Turton is the latest to move to ITV's broadcasting arm.
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NewsSky News's whale coverage peaks at 365,000
Interest in the tragic story of the Bottlenose whale in the Thames brought a surge of viewers to the 24 hour news channels with Sky News taking the spoils.
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NewsSky News boss backs star signings
Sky News chief Nick Pollard says he has no plans to axe star signings such as Eamonn Holmes and James Rubin, despite poor ratings.
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NewsO'Connell kicks off at Virgin Radio
10am:Former Xfm breakfast show host Christian O'Connell kicked off his Virgin Radio show this morning, with his old team firmly in place around him.
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NewsNBC pulls the plug on The West Wing
Major US network NBC has pulled the plug on long-running More4 political drama The West Wingbut has commissioned 22 more episodes of its remake of The Office.
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NewsMillionaire Live loses a million
8am:Celador's ill-fated Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?live tour lost its parent companies over£1m.
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NewsFox axes Malcolm In The Middle
8am:US broadcaster Fox has pulled the plug on long-running comedy Malcolm in the Middle- a key show for Sky One and BBC2.