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ITV 'manipulating' regional output.
ITV regional producers have expressed concern that Carlton and Granada are manipulating the definition of their regional output requirements by making programmes in which only certain presentation elements are based in the regions, writes Steve Aston
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Carlton Cinema pins hopes on Sky.
Loss-making movie channel Carlton Cinema will be forced to close unless it can get carriage on the Sky Digital platform, writes Paul Revoir
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Channel 4 considers own history channel.
Channel 4 is looking at jumping on the history TV bandwagon by launching its own factual/history channel, writes Paul Revoir
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Radio sector set to win '3 plus 1' battle.
The commercial radio industry was this week optimistic that the government's controversial 'three plus one' local
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NewsSky One Mix launches for Christmas
Sky One Mix, the new time-shift channel from BSkyB, is set to launch in time for the Christmas schedule which kicks off on 9 December, writes Paul Revoir
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Radio groups rules out hostile bids
Clear Channel, the US radio group expected to pounce on the UK market to once media ownership laws are relaxed next...
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A closer watch on all channels
The European Commissioner's review of the directive on television may seek to extend the law to all kinds of networ...
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On the other hand, gestures make TV easy to understand
Magnus Pike, Peter Snow, Andrew Marr and other well known gesticulators are better communicators than their peers w...
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Dyke under fire from peer tipped to join TV watchdog
Greg Dyke, director - general of the BBC, has come under attack from a close associate of Tony Blair for being over...
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Wizard Idea
After the withdrawal of caprice form celebrity big brother, Edward Docx finds a late replacement - Harry Potter. ...
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ITV duo in final effort to run ITN
Carlton and Granada, the broadcasting companies that dominate ITV, are making a late attempt to allow them to take ...
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Politicians and Paxman get flak from TV satire
The biggest revival of satirical television since the heady days of That Was The Week That Was in the Sixties has b...
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Survival of the fittest
Plans to relax radio ownership rules in the forthcoming communications bill, could help kick start a revival in the...
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ITV's Russian front
Next week ITV screens its remake of Dr Zhivago. It had an Italian director, a British scriptwriter and a trilingua...
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I didn't run away
Michael Jackson tells Mark Lawson how he sees Channel 4's prospects, what he thinks of his successor's criticisms, ...
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The price of fame
Thirty contestants;£1000,000 up for grabs. To the young hopefuls who jacked in everything for the chance to take ...
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High office
American broadcasters are negotiating to buy the hit BBC2 comedy The Office in a deal that could net millions for i...
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I never took my eye off the ball, says ex-C4 chief
The former chief executive of Channel 4, Michael Jackson, had defended his legacy, amid suggestions by his successo...
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Digital TV is just the job for former rock promoter
MMTV is planning a move to Aim next year ...
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US giant lines up Capital Radio bid
American media giant Clear Channel is set to pounce on some of Britain's biggest radio stations ...