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INTERVIEW - A rare species?
The latest major indie to lose independent status, Talkback is not about to flog its indie culture and values too. But managing director Peter Fincham warns against being too precious about the magic of the indie sector.
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RATINGS ANALYSIS - Growing audiences
The popularity of garden makeover series is showing no signs of wilting, with the muscular Charlie Dimmock proving the biggest draw. Katy Elliott reports.
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OFF THE RECORD - Bannisterballs
It's a beautiful thing to see those BBC executives taking a firm, confident grip on the branding of their valuable radio stations. Proof of this enviable, thrusting leadership was visible in
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OFF THE RECORD - A tale of pure Farsi
Film-makers' tales of jamminess, entry no 435. It wasn't his uber-auteur-with-an-Oscar-under-his-Prada-belt status that got Vikram Jihanti unprecedented access to Lord Glenconner for his Channel 4 documentary The Man Who Bought Mustique.
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OFF THE RECORD - Watch with mother
The Independent Television Commission has once again come to Off the Record's aid in our continuing campaign to highlight naughty broadcasters' attempts to fill airtime with highly inappropriate ads around kids
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OFF THE RECORD - Green claim is lather lame
Producers of British soaps are hateful scum who should be ashamed of themselves. This is according to researchers who have slammed our precious cultural staples for - brace yourselves, this is
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News4.5m enrol in Fame Academy
The returning Comic Relief Does Fame Academyhad a tough time of it on Saturday (3 March) with the opening show at 5.55pm managing 4.5 million (23.8%).
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OFF THE RECORD - Lookalikes - Cripes!
Goggle at the resemblance between these chums, ITV news, current affairs, art and religion princeling Steve Anderson and Beano king Dennis the Menace.While one has a reputation for mischief and getting
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Hollick sets agenda as United beats estimates
Company looks to 'high growth information sectors' as first-half profits rise by 21 per cent
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BBC plans launch of BBC3 and BBC4
Dyke expected to confirm proposals to develop two new digital channels at Edinburgh TV Festival
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DVD to oust VHS within next five years
Latest survey predicts DVD player sales to rise by 300% this year to reach 46 million worldwide
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NewsLife on Mars and Longford up for BPG gongs
BBC1 series Life on Marsand Channel 4 drama Longford lead the nominations for this year's Broadcasting Press Guild Awards with four nominations each.
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Pinewood Studios expands digital TV facilities
New digital studio promises 'state of the art' technology and customer services
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Edinburgh unveils TV festival line-up
Big guns Dyke, Murdoch, Knapp and Singer line-up for event's 25th anniversary
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Soho Images boss quits for new film venture
Napier to head up new£3.5 million London arm of Denmark's Digital Film Lab
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NewsBBC and IBM sign tech partnership deal
The BBC has signed a joint projects deal with technology firm IBM that will kick off with state-of-the art image video search technology being applied to CBeebies and CBBC content.
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BBC unveils£189 million autumn schedule
New drama spearheads focus around 'boldness and quality'
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Big Brother website gets 2.5 million hits per day
Figures show 100,000 unique users logging on each day
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Young quits as BBC vice-chairman
Baroness Young gives up BBC role for chief executive post at Environment Agency