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Rushes junks Henry for second Fire suite
Rushes has announced plans to close its Quantel Henry Infynity suite and replace it with a second Discreet Fire in a move that managing director Mark Hewitt said would be a
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Glassworks is to integrate its FurShader plug-in into Avid/Softimage's upcoming animation software, Sumatra. FurShader, first shown at the end of last year, was developed by Glassworks' R&D department
Glassworks is to integrate its FurShader plug-in into Avid/Softimage's upcoming animation software, Sumatra. FurShader, first shown at the end of last year, was developed by Glassworks' R&D department of Matt Taylor,
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Frontline set for new premises after fire
Covent Garden facility Frontline Television should be up and running in new premises at the start of next week despite being involved in what one fireman called 'the largest blaze in
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SBS may pull out of CME acquisition
SBS could scrap its proposed $650 million (£405 million) deal to buy Central European Media Enterprises (CME) because of the ongoing dispute over ownership of the latter's most profitable station, Czech
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Carlton advances in US with LA deal
Carlton Communications has moved to strengthen its US production and distribution business by taking full control of LA-based TV movie financier/distributor Hamdon Entertainment.Hamdon is to be renamed Carlton America following Carlton's
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AFC alters co-pro rules
Australian rules governing the eligibility of international co-productions for domestic output quotas will now restrict the origin of a project's subject matter, writes Sandy George.
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Monti continues tough EU line
Incoming European Union (EU) competition commissioner Mario Monti intends to take a tough line with broadcasters to make sure they respect anti-trust rules, as well as continuing to pursue his predecessor's
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ACTION TIME TAKES SIX OF THE BEST TO MIPCOM
UK format specialist Action Time is bringing six new properties to Mipcom 99 next month, including Planet 24 Productions' entertainment format Girlfriend (left) and daytime show Watercolour Challenge. Action Time will
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C4I TO OFFER INDIES ONLINE REPORTING FACILITY
Channel 4 International will provide an online reporting facility to indie producers from the middle of next year. The new service will give indies access to the distributor's database, allowing them
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KIRCH AND MEDIASET PLAN FURTHER EXPANSION OF ETN
Germany's Kirch Group and Italy's Mediaset are forging ahead with plans to create a pan-European network of broadcast interests through their joint-venture, European Television Network (ETN). Kirch Group programming director Jan
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CHURCH SPECIAL TO HEAD NBDTV MIPCOM SLATE
A 40-minute classical music special featuring teenage singer Charlotte Church accompanied by the London Symphony Orchestra will be among the new programming launched by UK indie distributor NBDtv at Mipcom.Other new
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CHATSWORTH DISTRIBUTORS HIRES HARIA AS MANAGER
Chatsworth Television Distributors, the sister company of UK indie Chatsworth Television, has appointed Sital Haria as its new manager. Sital Haria joins from High Point, with a brief to expand the
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RTL PUTS FOCUS ON IN-HOUSE PRODUCTIONS
Leading German commercial broadcaster RTL is to place more emphasis on in-house production in 1999-2000, according to managing director Gerhard Zeiler. While daytime schedules between 09.00 and 17.00 will consist exclusively
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KLOIBER SET TO SELL 30 PER CENT STAKE IN TMG TO EM.TV
German media mogul Herbert Kloiber is reported to be in advanced talks with merchandising and rights broker EM.TV about selling a 30 per cent stake in his Tele-Muenchen-Group (TMG), valued at
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TRADE TALK - Cash machine
Television Corporation chief executive Chris Rowlands may not be very well-known in TV land but the City adores him, says Ashley Davies.
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TRADE TALK - Martin Jackson
Warns Carlton chief Michael Green he may yet regret his decision to rebrand Central and Westcountry.
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NEWS ANALYSIS - BBC shuts door on GLR
The BBC bowed to the inevitable last week and announced a revamp of its ailing London radio station, GLR, in the wake of its disastrous ratings performance. So what went wrong, asks John Plunkett.
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OPINION - BBC may yet pay full price for talent
It is not often that the king programme pins of Britain's terrestrial networks see eye to eye on a significant industry issue. But on the question of rising talent costs, and
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MILLENNIUM TELEVISION - Dome comfort
For the BBC it's millennium fever as the countdown to the big day begins in earnest this autumn, but for other broadcasters 'millennium schmillennium' might be a more accurate description. Peter Keighron reports.
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PREFERRED SUPPLIER DEBATE - Is C4 taking sides?
Does Channel 4 have a preferred suppliers policy? That depends who you're talking to. Below, Tracy Hofman, owner of ScreenAge Productions, claims that it does, while C4's Janet Walker presents the case for the defence.