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Tinopolis wins pot of EU cash.
Welsh Indie Tinopolis has been granted a subsidy of over£125,000 from the European Union to
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Format Focus: Kenny VS Spenny.
A youth-orientated format combining the gross-out appeal of Jackass with elements of reality TV is riding high in Canada and gearing up for global domination, writes Michael Rosser.
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Formats & Deals - 3DD sells Robbie at Knebworth to Europe.
3DD Entertainment has secured deals in over a dozen territories across Europe for its Robbie Williams:
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Formats & Deals - Electric Sky and ABC team up on Iraq doc.
UK-based distributor Electric Sky and ABC Australia have secured a deal with a documentary maker to
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OFCOM APPOINTS ADJUDICATOR FOR NEW ITV.
Ofcom has appointed David Connolly to adjudicate disputes between advertisers and the newly merged ITV. Connolly
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FULL MONTY WRITER TO PEN MUSLIM MOVIE.
Channel 4 head of documentaries Peter Dale and Parallax are developing a film scripted by The
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VODAFONE AWARDS ITN MOBILE NEWS DEAL.
ITN has been appointed as the strategic news content partner to the Vodafone Live mobile phone
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RDF wins more orders from ITV.
RDF Media has tightened its grip on ITV1 with a batch of commissions including a six-part factual entertainment show and a one-off documentary, writes Paul Revoir.
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Tom Gutteridge quits Mentorn.
The founder of indie Mentorn, Tom Gutteridge, is to step down from the company he set up in 1985 following the end of his 'earn-out' period with parent business The Television Corporation, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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News 24 revamp boosts analysis.
The BBC's former media correspondent Nick Higham is to present a new nightly analysis slot on
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Cowey moves to urban music show.
Former Top of the Pops (TOTP) executive producer Chris Cowey has taken on his first role since leaving the BBC, producing an urban music show for new digital entertainment channel Nation 277, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Audience stays up for telethon.
BBC1's marathon charity event Children in Need appealed to a record audience, gaining its highest audience for eight years as it peaked with more than 12 million viewers, writes Jon Rogers.
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NEW EDITOR FOR CNN.
CNN International has promoted its websites editor, Nick Wrenn, to the new position of managing editor
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BBC WINS AT EMMYS.
The UK picked up five awards at the International Emmys in New York on Monday (24
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BECTU LABOUR VOTE.
Broadcasting union Bectu's ballot on whether it should cut its ties to the Labour party is
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MORE SOAP FOR ITV2.
ITV2 has asked Granada to make another set of soap Specials and Secrets following the success
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NEW ROLE FOR HENRY.
Hallmark Channel chief executive Jeff Henry has joined brand exposure experts Margaux Matrix as non-executive chairman.
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Indies recruited for Teachers TV.
Education Digital, the Brook Lapping and Carlton-backed consortium, appointed by the government this week to launch
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Sky channels dominate 'millionaires club' chart.
Despite a recent spate of poor ratings for its flagship channel, Sky One, BSkyB continues to dominate multichannel's 'millionaires club' - boasting the most number of shows with 1 million-plus ratings this year, writes Paul Revoir.
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Rugby scores a massive hit for ITV.
ITV1's coverage of the Rugby World Cup has proved to be a major ratings and financial triumph for the commercial broadcaster, writes Jon Rogers.