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BBC admits to error over Kelly.
The BBC has admitted it wrongly inflated the importance of Dr David Kelly as Andrew Gilligan's source in a statement issued after the BBC governors' emergency meeting in July, it emerged this week, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BLAIR MAY LET TV BROADCAST PRESS BRIEFINGS.
Broadcasters are poised for a big breakthrough after Tony Blair signalled he is prepared to allow
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BLUE PETER'S MARSON STEPS UP TO EDITOR.
The BBC has appointed a new editor for Blue Peter - only the fifth appointment in
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BBC INVITES TENDERS FOR HORSE-RACING.
The BBC is to commission out production of its horse-racing coverage to the independent sector in
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RORY PECK TRUST RECEIVES£90,000 GIFT.
The Rory Peck Trust, the charity which supports freelance journalists around the world, has received£90,000
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DEAYTON GOES TO SPAIN FOR BECKHAM DOC.
Angus Deayton has been lured to ITV1 to present a one-hour special on the build-up to
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Ofcom appoints standards head.
Ofcom has appointed Independent Television Commission (ITC) head of factual programmes Chris Banatvala to the key post of head of standards, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Leopard leaps into US market.
Indie Leopard Films is preparing to open an office in Washington after receiving two commissions from
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BBC to dramatise Bakewell murder.
The BBC is to press ahead with a drama based on the controversial Bakewell cemetary murder
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Viewers run away from athletics.
BBC1 suffered its worst ever week in peaktime last week with a share of just 23.4%, largely because of the lack of interest in its extensive athletics coverage, writes Jon Rogers.
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MOONWALK TOPS POLL.
Astronaut Neil Armstrong's 1969 moonwalk is the most requested archive clip, according to a list of
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BBC3 HIRES ANSTISS.
The BBC has appointed the series producer of Kenyon Confronts as executive producer responsible for current
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TWG DOES UBC DEAL.
The Wireless Group has signed a 12-month deal with UBC Media to take a daily showbiz
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BBC RURAL REPORTER.
BBC News has appointed its first rural affairs correspondent in a bid to enhance its coverage
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KIDS' VIEWING HABITS.
Eighty-six per cent of children under six watch up to six hours of TV a day,
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MacKenzie set for court battle.
Kelvin MacKenzie has confirmed he will launch legal action against radio industry body Rajar 'within a
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C4 hires corporate head.
Channel 4 has lured a senior venture capitalist to be its new head of corporate development, writes Gavin Stamp.
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Sky buys into Artsworld.
BSKYB has come to the aid of Artsworld, the once struggling subscription arts channel, by agreeing to buy a 50% stake in the business, writes Gavin Stamp.
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Script-writers start company.
Two Veteran British television comedy writers have set up a shop to develop script ideas and advise companies on TV promotion, writes Gavin Stamp.
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SCOT PRODUCTION UP.
The number of programmes produced by Scottish companies for network broadcasters grew 13% per annum between