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Analysis - Fox hunts for older men.
Fox's Jason Thorp has the tricky job of making a success of new channel FX without cannibalising fellow News Corp channel Sky One. So how will he do it?
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Analysis - On the Box - The Roman way of death.
Jeremy Dear gave the thumbs-up to the action in BBC1's re-creation of Rome's Colosseum if not to the acting, but felt Pompeii buried it as a history programme.
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ITN to give universities free access to archive.
ITN is to give colleges and universities across the UK free access to its huge news archive - one of the world's largest film and image libraries, writes Michael Rosser.
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Format focus: The family - Adam Buckman, New York Post.
The latest experiment in role swapping puts a working-class family into an upper-class country house, where the servants boot one of them out every week, writes Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - NAT GEO BUYS MAYDAY AND DOGS WITH JOBS.
Cineflix's London-based international distribution arm has sold a brace of programmes to National Geographic Channels International
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FORMATS & DEALS - RDF MAKES FIRST SALES FOR US COURT TV.
RDF International has made its first distribution deals for Court TV, after taking on nearly 80
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FORMATS & DEALS - LUDUS SELLS THREE FORMATS TO US.
Format house Ludus is set to make its first foray into the US after selling the
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Dale explains rationale for drama-docs.
Channel 4 head of documentaries Peter Dale has claimed factual producers are increasingly making drama-documentaries because
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Lion wins factual orders from BBC.
The BBC has ordered a raft of factual series from Lion Television including an inside look
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AT IT PRODUCTIONS TO MAKE BUSTED DOC.
Indie At It Productions is to make a 60-minute documentary for Channel 4 on young British
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BBC2 to get own consumer show.
BBC2 controller Jane Root is set to commission her channel's first major consumer strand as part of a raft of new orders for the BBC's in-house consumer affairs unit, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Commissioner's Q&A - Aaquil Ahmed.
The commissioning editor for religion and science for Channel 4 discusses the importance of taking a fresh and contemporary approach to religious issues to revolutionise the way they are addressed.
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COMMISSIONS - DINERS OUST HEAD CHEFS IN UK FOOD SHOW.
UKTV head of lifestyle Nick Thorogood has commissioned a 'Faking It-style' cookery series from Red Door
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COMMISSIONS - MMA WINS CELEBRITY REALITY BITES ORDER.
Manchester-based indie Multi Media Arts (MMA) has won a raft of commissions including a hidden camera
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COMMISSIONS - FLAWLESS TO MAKE DJ TALENT SHOW FOR ITV.
Flawless Media is developing a DJ talent show for ITV which will offer the winner a
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COMMISSIONS - OPEN MIKE GETS PARAMOUNT COMEDY ORDERS.
Indie Open Mike Productions is the company behind the two Paramount Comedy channel commissions, which were
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Mipcom deals hit by early closure.
Major distributors failed to make last-minute sales at this year's Mipcom television market after companies closed their stands early, the organiser of the event has claimed, writes Michael Rosser.
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Beckham to train kids on CBBC.
The BBC has picked up the rights to former England captain David Beckham's training project for kids, Really Bend It Like Beck-ham, after it was launched at the Mipcom programme market a fortnight ago, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC boosts docs with young director strand.
The BBC is to launch a new documentary strand for young film-makers, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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MAYER CLAIMS WIN.
Veteran newsreader Laurie Mayer has said he won a 'moral victory' against the BBC, despite losing