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NTL VOD service launches in Wales
NTL has launched the second phase of its TV-on-demand roll out in South Wales bringing the total number of customers who can access the service to 150,000.
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BBC: Popetown toon was not funny
Controversial cartoon series Popetownwas pulled from by the BBC because it wasn't funny, and not because of complaints from the Catholic Church, the BBC has said.
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BBC staff plan mass walkout
BBC workers will take to the streets today in a mass protest against the corporation's planned job cuts.
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C4 puts£22m into drama
Channel 4 is pumping a total of£22m into drama in a bid to air a major production every month from next year.
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BBC Showcase to feature ITV dramas
BBC Worldwide is launching a range of ITV-commissioned dramas at BBC Showcase.
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Faith brings 4.4m to BBC1
BBC1's powerful one-off drama Faithstruggled with a peak audience of 4.4 million (18%) at the start in the face of stern competition from ITV1.
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Endemol aims for floatation
Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica is looking to float a stake in Big Brothercreator Endemol on the stock market before the end of this year.
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Reality TV stocks up
Reality TV, the channel run by Zone Vision Networks, has signed up five new series' including Flame TV's Cage Combat.
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C4 rapped for sex animation
Channel 4 has breached the programme code for airing with an animated film with sexual content before the watershed.
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Pepsi exec takes BBC marketing job
BBC director general Mark Thompson has appointed a top Pepsi executive as the corporation's new marketing boss.
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Five makeover duo to front The Farm
Five's reality series The Farmis to return for a second run in April hosted by property presenters Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan.
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BBC politics show to canvass nudists
Nudists, monks and Trekkies are to be asked for their views on British politics by the BBC in a bid to broaden its General Election coverage.
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BBC bill to be published tomorrow
The long-awaited green paper setting out the future of the BBC will be published tomorrow.
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Off the record - Worth a punt?
Insider information or a cheeky bet on their own behalf? Ladbrokes this week shortened the odds
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Production - Blowing up The Bill
Sun Hill needed a revamp and some of the cops had to go - time for a large explosion, says Matthew Bell.
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Commissions - UKTV Style to find out what women want
Brian Waddell Productions has been greenlit by UKTV Style to make What Women Really Want, a series exploring the Bridget Jones generation, writes Susan Thompson.
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Bennett: BBC won't bow to pressure groups
BBC director of television Jana Bennett is to call on broadcasters not to bow to pressure to ban controversial programmes like BBC2's recent Jerry Springer - The Opera.
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Nathan Barley appeals to just 700,000
Channel 4 struggled last Friday (25 February) as the broadcaster fell to its second worst peaktime performance on a Friday since 1992 as its comedy Nathan Barleyattracted just 700,000 (3%) at 10pm.
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6.8m help BBC1's Comic Aid
BBC1's Comic Reliefprogramming appealed to the viewers on Saturday night, with its Comic Aidfrom 9.15pm peaking at 6.8 million (30%) at the end.