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BBC comes under further attack on cultural diversity
BBC Radio and television accused of being 'utterly white' across a range of programmes
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EC publishes plans to streamline media regulation
Six directives aim for light touch across electronic media
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Resources Limited unveils restructure
Resources staff cut from 6450 to 3500 as predicted turnover falls from£330 million to£150 million
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Thompson replaces Hodgson as BBC director of public policy
BBC World Service deputy director Caroline Thompson moves over to public policy division
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Thompson to replace Hodgson as BBC director of public policy
BBC World Service deputy director Caroline Thompson moves over to public policy division
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The Lab concocts regional programming
LWT's The Lab is making a number of regional programmes for LWT and other Granada regions. Strictly Hairdressing will be a 6 x 30-minute series on LWT from 23 July; 020
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CNNI provides Japanese i-mode mobile phone service
CNN Interactive is to provide its first non-English language service for i-mode mobile phones in Japan. The service, which launches in both English and Japanese this week, will be available to
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Zig Zag sets up in Leeds with Naseem doc
Zig Zag Productions, the Yorkshire Television-backed indie, has set up a new department in Leeds, opening its doors with a commission from Channel 4. Simon Howley joins from Rapido to run
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Lion delves into work practices for BBC 2
Indie Lion Television has been commissioned by BBC 2 controller Jane Root to make an 8 x 30-minute series about work called Work Rules. The observational series will examine work hierarchies
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BSkyB buys majority stake in Open
HSBC and Matsushita relinquish holdings while BT reduces stake to 19.9 per cent
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UK is leader in broadband industry
A new survey says UK is the leading player in European broadband industry
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Carlton/United must sell Meridian
Byers clears Carlton/United merger, provided Meridian is sold, and says Granada can bid for either of its ITV rivals
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Granada Broadband to build ITV2 website
Granada Media's new media division, Granada Broadband, formed just a month ago, has won a contract to build the new ITV2 website. Set to launch next week, the deal was brokered
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O'Brien leaves Capital Radio
Capital's head of programmes for adult brands quits after restructure
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Television Corp acquires Tour de France indie
The Television Corporation (TVC) has bought sports indie Venner TV (VTV), producer of Channel 4's coverage of the Tour de France. The award-winning indie was set up in March 1995 by
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Springer may present Miss World 50th anniversary film
Chat show host Jerry Springer is understood to be presenting the 50th anniversary of Miss World, filmed by GMG Endemol Entertainment production arm Initial for Zee TV on 30 November at
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Grimsdale back to run C4 Broadband
Channel 4 has finally succeeded in luring BBC ICG head Peter Grimsdale back on board as head of its soon-to-launch Broadband Lab.Grimsdale will leave the BBC at the end of July
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Jackson's fate is in balance
BBC controller of entertainment Paul Jackson's fate hung in the balance this week as he held talks about his future role in the restructured drama, entertainment and children's division, writes Tara Conlan.
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C4 cycling gets slating
Hundreds of angry viewers have complained to Channel 4 over its decision to relegate coverage of this year's Tour de France, writes Steve Clarke.