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Redgrave and Pinsent join BBC Boat Race line-up
Olympic rowing heroes join all-star crew for 147th race
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Granada Carlton price targets cut as ad concerns mount
Leading investment bank Lehman Brothers lowers television advertising forecasts
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BBC London appoints new political editor
Sunday Express political editor Jon Craig to beef up BBC London's political unit prior to election
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Government pledges£30 million to broadband roll out
E-minister Hewitt re-asserts government's aim 'to ensure that the UK develops the world's most extensive and competitive broadband market'
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Government pledges£30 million to broadband
E-minister Hewitt re-asserts government's aim 'to ensure that the UK develops the world's most extensive and competitive broadband market'
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Chello to merge with UPCtv
UPC merges internet and digital TV services as concerns over 'slower than expected' broadband roll out mount
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Website Round Up
Words: Leslie Bunder ( leslie@bunder.com)Ivillagewww.ivillage.co.ukThe grandmother of women's sites (it's been around since 19
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Jargon buster: Analogue to XML
404Taken from the World Wide Web error message '404 Not Found', meaning that the requested web page could not be found, a 404 is now used to describe someone without a clue
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Broadband gaming: A kickstart for interactive TV
Words: Matthew BellInteractivity has taken its first tentative steps on UK digital television over the past year. Viewers in 5 million Sky Digital homes can now sample the delights of QVC
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Interview: Steve Timmins, Einstein Channel
Albert Einstein said back in 1931 that: 'Science is a wonderful thing unless one has to make one's living at it.'Einstein Channel's chief executive Steve Timmins will be hoping that things
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Opinion: Broadband editor David Wood
If there's a thread which runs through Broadband this month it's that much-abused word community, a favourite resort of mealy-mouthed politicians. But community is often a nebulous kind of social interaction
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Big Issue: Facing the webcast music
Words: Peter KeighronWhen Switch2, the online music, sport and movie entertainment service, collapsed last year it proved, if further proof were needed, that live webcasting is not an economic
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Killer Content: Highlights of this month's top three interactive productions
Words: David WoodTAXI!Let's face it - shopping on interactive TV can be an uninspiring business. It usually involves using services claiming to be interactive TV, but in
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Show us your business plan: Digital Island
Words: Dominic TimmsAs the 21 stcentury's very own gold rush comes to a dramatic but unsurprising end, smarter investors are still putting their money into internet infrastructure companies - the
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ITC outlines 'lighter touch' intent
Terrestrial broadcasters can look forward to 'more self regulation' as annual performance review, replaced
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Show us your business plan: IchooseTV
Words: Dominic TimmsNot long ago, many digital evangelists were predicting the inevitable replacement of the TV by the PC. 'It's not a question of if,' Ron Whittier, then
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Never mind the technology, it's a people thing
As the numbers of simultaneous users of digital TV, PC internet and mobile telephony increases to a predicted 19m by 2005, surely convergence is just around the corner?
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Porter takes up the reins at BBC Breakfast
BBC News 24 senior editor steps in to fill top role at new-look BBC Breakfast
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BBC Five Live extends Formula One deal
Commentator Jonathan Legard retains pole position as BBC's voice of Formula One