More Sky News – Page 10
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NewsBroadcasters gear up for election debates once again
Labour is pushing for a head-to-head between Corbyn and Johnson
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NBCU to align international production with US
International Studios chief Jeff Wachtel now reporting to production head Bonnie Hammer with Kevin MacLellan exiting
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Sky and HBO renew output deal
Broadcasters strengthen scripted partnership and extend European offering with added HBO Max content
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Sky signs scripted deal with Free@Last
Sky Studios will work with Agatha Raisin producer to co-develop series
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Gambling ad ban hits Sky
Revenue falls 14% following introduction of ‘whistle-to-whistle’ restriction
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Pay-TV subs set to take SVoD hit
Broadcast Intelligence research highlights need for operators to aggregate new services to halt declines
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Commercial broadcasters unite for £10m health kick
ITV, C4 and Sky launch three-year campaign as they fight total junk food advertising ban
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France and Spain go Brassic
Territories join trio of English-language countries in buying Sky comedy
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John Ryley: news regulation faces ‘looser, freer environment’
Sky News editor-in-chief admits surprise at Ofcom’s ruling on BBC presenter Naga Manchetty
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Talent deals thrust into spotlight
Jack Thorne and Danny Brocklehurst talk up broadcasters as SVoDs circle for exclusive deals
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Jupiter looks to Roc Nation for new president
Patrick Reardon to take over from Allison Wallach at Sky-owned Murder Calls producer
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Zai Bennett: ‘Industry has woken up to Sky’s quality’
Managing director of content says Chernobyl’s Emmy haul is a ‘coming of age’ for broadcaster’s drama originals
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Sky News moves Kay Burley to breakfast
Veteran news anchor to set the daily agenda as Brexit date looms
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Nicky Morgan: PSBs must be ‘fleet-footed’
Culture secretary urges pooling of resources to take on SVoD ’revolution’
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Privately-educated TV workforce is double the UK average
Ofcom’s first social-mobility data reports that 14% of BBC, Channel 4 and Viacom staff went to independent or fee-paying schools
