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BBC's Wilson goes west
BBC controller of English regions Andy Griffee has picked BBC Cambridge editor Andrew Wilson as head of regional and local programmes for BBC West.Wilson, 33, will have editorial responsibility for the
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BBC ups talent drive
BBC Talent 2001 will seek talent in twice as many categories as last year's scheme with 46 contracts and commissions up for grabs.The initiative, details of which were unveiled last
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C4's Durrance takes Big Brother 2 role
Deputy commissioning editor night time to co-edit sequel to hit reality game show
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Carlton mulls further HTV/Westcountry collaboration
South-west franchises to become major suupplier of non-ITV programming
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Lucky Dog chief breaks Chrysalis connection
Deane to set up own company after fall-out over consolidation strategy
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Einstein looks for partnership opportunities
Science-based indies sought to help boost original production output
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Howie gets BBC World head of news role
Hard Talk editor given editorial control of international newsroom as channel pushes towards profitability
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Live & Kicking renewed
Saturday morning kids show gets extended summer run despite poor ratings
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ITV pushes for lifting of cross-promotion rule
Broadcaster lobbies ITC in push to hasten digital take-up
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Sky joins MXR
Sky News is to join the MXR digital radio consortium as a shareholder and content provider. Under the terms of the deal, output from Sky News Radio will be available to
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Weakest Link pulls crowds at BBC Showcase
Flagship gameshow generates significant interest as smart money goes on Dog Eat Dog to be next major export
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BBC factual 'war' puts key shows in jeopardy.
The BBC general factual department is in turmoil with key executives 'at war' with each other, causing key projects from the department to be postponed, according to BBC staff. Senior BBC factual
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C4 TOUR GOES TO HOUSE.
The growing outrage over Channel 4's refusal to broadcast the Tour de France this summer has gone to the House of Commons, writes Ashley Davies.
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Further suppliers face closure.
Further evidence that facility and technology providers are facing increased financial hardship surfaced this week, following the planned closure of one outfit and the announcement of significant losses at another, write Barbara Marshall and Dominic Timms
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BBC news wins at RTS Awards.
The BBC cleaned up at last night's Royal Television Society Television Journalism Awards, picking up 10 out of the 15 prizes, writes Ashley Davies.
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Carnival open to offers for stake.
Drama producer Carnival Films is understood to be on the lookout for buyers for the 60 per cent of the company owned by managing director Brian Eastman, writes Ashley Davies.
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Play UK editor lured from Sky.
Sky one executive producer Matthew Littleford has been made Play UK's channel editor, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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Sale date for Rapture.
United Business Media (UBM) will sell its loss-making clubbing channel, Rapture, within the next six months, according to chief executive Clive Hollick. The news comes in the week that Hollick confirmed the
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Kirch challenges UK sports 'crown jewels'.
German media group Kirch has lodged a legal appeal with the European Court challenging the law that guarantees a list of protected sports free-to-air coverage in the UK, writes Simon Ellery. The