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Sopranos hits new high note as TV ratings soar
It was just the sort of hit to bring a smile to the crumpled face of a Mafia boss. The new series of the Sopranos,...
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A cheery GD from your DG
Job-swapping plans at the BBC could see some of its leading figures take on interesting new roles. ...
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Vivendi secures 3bn Eu. Bank deal
Vivendi Universal, the world's second largest media group, edged away from an embarrassing fire-sale of assets yest...
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Chrysalis thrives on healthy Heart
Shares in Chrysalis surged yesterday after the music and television group revealed that its Galaxy and Heart radio ...
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US deal nets£10m for I'm a Celebrity
An American television network has bought the rights to ...
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Parson's makes the case for radical change at AOL
The board of AOL Time Warner, the world's largest media company will be briefed today on plans to toll-out a new bu...
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BBC accused of 'dumbing down' political coverage
The BBC is heading for a showdown with MPs this autumn after a meeting of the corporation's governors today to disc...
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TV Ross ready to return to Enders
Ex-Albert Square hardman Ross Kemp yesterday revealed he is not ruling out a return to EastEnders. ...
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Parky's right...our TV really is rubbish
Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here! Survivor. More Big Brother. Popstars, Pop...
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US snaps up 'I'm a Celebrity'
American television chiefs have snapped up the rights to ITV's hit reality show, I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of He...
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ITV vows£825m budget
ITV yesterday pledged to plough a record£825 million into programmes next year in a desoerate bid to arrest its ra...
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Auf Wiedersehen revolt over Barry's bumper pay deal
Co-stars threaten to walkout as BBC offers Spall£250,000 for three weeks' work ...
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NewsBennett revamp to enrich BBC offering
BBC director of television Jana Bennett is spearheading a rethink of the BBC's portfolio of television services in a bid to make them 'richer and more complex', writes David Wood
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NewsIndie pledge 'sets a precedent'
The BBC has pledged to spend at least 25 per cent of BBC 3's programming budget in the independent sector, fuelling hopes for indie trade body Pact that the rest of the corporation could follow suit, write Katy Elliott and Jane Marlow
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NewsITV piles cash into programming budget
ITV 1's programming budget for 2003 is to be boosted by£50m to£825m in a bid to claw back viewers to the channel, writes Steve Aston
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NewsDTT channels face struggle if tx signal receives boost
New digital terrestrial television (DTT) channel operators could face a struggle to make ends meet if the Independent Television Commission (ITC) gives the go-ahead to switch the transmission mode from 64QAM to 16QAM, writes Paul Revoir
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Emap poised to pull Network Chart Show
Commercial radio's Network Chart Show is set to suffer another major blow as it emerged Emap Performance plans to pull the flagship show from its eight Big City radio stations, writes Georgina Lipscomb