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Saga gets the green light for Glasgow.
The Radio Authority has awarded its last licence, giving over-50s specialist Saga the green light to launch a FM radio station in Glasgow, writes Michael Rosser.
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Current affairs defends its decline.
Current affairs output on terrestrial television has suffered a serious decline over the past 20 years, according to new research from the Bournemouth Media School, writes Nick Radlo.
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Zenith signs book deal with SAS man.
Yorkshire TV's Zenith Entertainment has landed the TV rights to a new series of four action adventure books written by bestselling author and former SAS sergeant Andy McNab, writes Paul Revoir.
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McKerlie quits The Farm after two months.
Andrew McKerlie, whose move from the BBC to facilities operation The Farm caused concern within the industry, has left the company after less than two months, writes Sam Espensen.
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BROOKES SELLS BIZ.
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Bruno Brookes is set to float his in-store radio business on
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KIDS HAD FILL OF SEX.
Children think there is too much sex on television but turn to soaps rather than their
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UK FOOD TIME SHIFT.
UKTV is adding another new channel to its portfolio on 12 November - the same day
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EMAP UPS TURNOVER.
Media group Emap has recorded growth in turnover at its radio and TV division while breaking
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SKY NEWS IN AD DEAL.
Sky News has appointed National Geographic Channel Europe as a partner in its European advertising sales.
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Saban enlists old ally to look at ITV bid.
Haim Saban, the Israeli-American media mogul, has enlisted his former European associate Ynon Kreiz to help in his attempt to launch a takeover bid for ITV, writes Paul Revoir.
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Comment - Ofcom's PSB challenge.
One of the first things on Ofcom's 'to do' list is coming up with a definition of PSB that will curb the BBC.
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Living taps in to live psychic show.
Living TV is bulking up its paranormal output with a daily live teatime psychic show in which mediums will work with celebrities to try and contact the dead, writes Michael Rosser.
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MTV targets rock fans with VH2 launch.
MTV Networks UK is set to launch its ninth music channel - a spin-off of VH1 featuring rock and guitar-based music from the past decade, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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C4 extends online submission system.
Channel 4 is rolling out its online pitching system across the whole channel from the beginning of December and will no longer accept ideas from members of the public, writes Jane Marlow.
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Zeppotron MD quits for Lion.
Paul Gilheany has quit as managing director of Endemol UK's comedy division, Zeppotron, to take an executive entertainment role at indie Lion Television, writes Michael Rosser.
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ITV1 sends single women into bush.
ITV1 is set to come to the aid of lonely farmers living in the Australian bush
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Brook unveils TV venture.
Former Channel 4 director of strategy and development David Brook has unveiled his first television venture - Nation 277 - and plans to launch around five channels on Sky, writes Rosemary Gallagher.
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WINSTONE'S SIZE 9 MAKES DRAMA IN TURKEY.
Actor Ray Winstone has unveiled details of his new indie, Size 9 Productions, which has already
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SKY AGM TO ADDRESS MURDOCH ISSUES.
BSkyB shareholders will vote on Friday (14 November) at the satellite broadcaster's annual general meeting on