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Radio 1 finds a voice of youth
The BBC has hired a little-know young disc-jockey to present Radio 1's most famous programme, the chart show on Sun...
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'Paxo?' I'll give as good as I get?'
Stephanie Flanders talks to Elizabeth Grice about landing one of the most demanding jobs on TV - and having a celeb...
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Ah ha! County t get Alan Partridge trail
Mass tourism in Norfolk could soon be bouncing back, thanks to Alan Partridge ...
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Tuned to scandal as Archers affair swells audience by 250,000
A steamy affair resulting in an illegitimate baby has hepled The Archers to attract its largest audience share in a...
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RatingsTreasure Hunt can't find an audience
Old favourite Emmerdale enjoyed its best night of the year while BBC 2's resurrection of the 1980s game show Treasure Hunt-best known for the outfits of Anneka Rice and endless shots of her bottom-failed to get off the ground last night, ...
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NewsOFT backs BSkyB pricing
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has surprised the broadcasting industry by today ruling that BSkyB has not breached competition law in its supply of premium sport and movie channels to third parties, writes Paul Revoir.
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NewsSci-Fi Channel rapped
The Sci-Fi Channel has been ticked off by the Independent Television Commission after screening a 15-rated film which included nudity and violence at lunchtime, writes Steve Aston
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NewsDeal brings extra cash for TV writers
Producers' alliance Pact and the Writer's Guild for Great Britain (WGGB) have signed a new agreement for television scripts which will see writers given extra cash if their work is used on BBC 3 or BBC 4, writes Penny Hughes
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New deal brings extra cash for TV writers
Producers' alliance Pact and the Writer's Guild for Great Britain (WWGB) have signed a new agreement for television scripts which will see writers given extra cash if their work is used on BBC 3 or BBC 4, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsBBC to train video journalists in Newcastle
The BBC has chosen BBC Newcastle as the base for its new training facility for multi-skilled video journalists, writes Steve Aston
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Dominant Sky not guilty in pay-TV row
Satellite television operator BSkyB was given an early Christmas present yesterday when the Office of Fair Trading ...
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£15m telly Minnelli row
Oscar winner Liza Minnelli is suing a music channel for£15million for pulling the plug on her reality TV show. ...
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BSkyB cleared
Satellite TV operator BSkyB was given an early Christmas present yesterday as the Office of Fair Trading ruled it w...
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BSkyB slips off the hook as OFT turns tail
BSkyB emerged victorious from a three-year battle with regulators yesterday when the office of fair trading cleared...
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BBC 'wastes viewer fees on fruitless evasion checks'
The BBC is wasting viewers' money on fruitless licence payment enforcement visits to millions of homes, a Commons i...
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Blur with some bright spots
If there was one problem above any other with the television of 2002, it was the fact that it was so much like the ...
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Christmas presents come early for BSkyB
Christmas has come a little early for British Sky Broadcasting. The Office of Fair Trading yesterday surprised the...
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RatingsWheelchair Challenge gains over 2.5m viewers
Controversial Channel 4 programme Celebrity Wheelchair Challenge, which saw three celebrities attempt to travel from Edinburgh to London in wheelchairs, gave the channel some ammunition with which to defend itself last night after performing well in the ratings, writes Luke ...
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M2 recruits manager
Former MD of Technicolor Imaging Keith Williams has joined Soho facility M2 as general manager. Williams, who was also a founder of Soho 601 and managing director of TVI, said: 'I've gone to work for some people I've got respect for and who I like working with. M2 has a ...