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FilmFour teams up with Dazed and Confused for digital short film season
'Stop for a minute' initiative aims to woo international audience with 31-day showcase of 60 second movies
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UK cable TV reaches new high
More than 3.4 million homes now take cable TV, but long term decline in premium services continues
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Marsh leaves BBC Birmingham
Head of lifestyle and features to quit corporation after less than eighteen months in job
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Shockwave.com buys AtomFilms as online entertainment shows further contraction
Macromedia-owned online entertainment outfit Shockwave.com is to buy AtomFilms in a deal that illustrates further rapid consolidation in the online entertainment industry, writes David Wood.While AtomFilms but a brave face
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Channel 4 signs exclusive Popworld deal
Pop brand to provide programming for terrestrial and digital channels
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AtomFilms to merge with Shockwave.com to form global entertainment outfit
Two leading online entertainment companies AtomFilms and Shockwave.com have merged to create what they claim is the world's largest 'next-generation' entertainment outfit, writes David Wood.The deal, brokered last week, will
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BBC Breakfast editor quits for sports role
Thompson to join Salmon in re-positioning of BBC sport as speculation on launch of BBC sports channel continues
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Megalomedia to sell Framestore and CFC
Framestore founders Reed and Sargent to buy businesses for new company Guidedraw
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talkSPORT has licence renewed
New financial deal will help the station 'move faster towards breakeven'
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Digital channels to take on Sky over high cost of interactive launches
A group of digital TV channels is set to lobby the Office of Fair Trading over the cost of launching interactive services on Sky's digital platform, writes David Wood.Channel heads
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Legal action threatened in live radio row
The Commercial Radio Companies Association (CRCA) is threatening legal action against the Radio Authority as it steps up its argument with the regulator over the issue of automation, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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End of an era
BBC Birmingham is quitting its premises at Pebble Mill after 29 years to relocate to the modern city centre premises of The Mailbox, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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White Paper Special - Ofcom named as watchdog
As expected, the white paper outlined the details of a new single regulatory body for the communications industry, with two divisions, to deal with economic and content issues, writes Penny Hughes.
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White Paper Special - Paper fails to address all indie issues
The 25 PER CENT independent production quota will not be scrapped but the white paper left unanswered a number of questions crucial to the indie sector, writes Ashley Davies.
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White Paper Special - Commercial radio up in arms as ownership points system stays
The commercial radio sector is frustrated that the white paper does not recommend an end to the ownership points system, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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White Paper Special - Communications White Paper - main points
REGULATION- Ofcom established, combining the ITC, BSC, Radio Authority, Radiocommunications Agency, Oftel and possibly the British Board of Film Classification; to be governed by a small board of execs and non-execs
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White Paper Special - Another review for C4 remit
Channel 4 has been saved from privatisation as predicted, but will have its remit reviewed for the second time in as many years, writes Ashley Davies.
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White Paper Special - Anxiety over C5's PSB objectives
Channel 5 joint-owner RTL Group has expressed concern about the white paper's review of C5's public service obligations, writes Penny Hughes.
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White Paper Special - ITN and Sky in limbo over news
A lack of clarity on the rules over ITV's nominated news provider in the white paper has left both ITN and Sky News in limbo over the ITV news contract, write Lucy Rouse and Simon Ellery.
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White Paper Special - Editor's comment
The white paper's biggest single measure - the creation of Ofcom in place of the broadcast industry's existing four regulators - has been a Labour plan since before the party was