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    Dyke to take chair at RTS Cambridge

    2003-02-06T08:30:00Z

    BBC director general Greg Dyke will take centre stage at the Royal Television Society (RTS) Cambridge convention this year after agreeing to chair the biennial event, writes Paul Revoir

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    Indies rap Discovery

    2003-02-06T08:30:00Z

    Producers' alliance Pact has issued a warning to producers over what it claims is a restrictive clause in Discovery Networks' contracts, which blocks programme-makers or their distributors licensing anything it has commissioned to National Geographic, writes Paul Revoir

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    Crossroads faces the axe

    2003-02-06T08:30:00Z

    They axed half the cast, demolished the infamous shaky set and turned the sauce factor up to 11 - but not even Emma Noble in a hot-tub could revive the fortunes of ITV's troubled soap Crossroads, which is set to be axed from its teatime slot within weeks, ...

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    Grace departs ITV as Pickard arrives

    2003-02-06T08:30:00Z

    ITV controller of children's and youth Janie Grace is quitting the network centre just 10 days before the arrival of new director of programmes Nigel Pickard, writes John Plunkett

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    Turner finds new Euro chief

    2003-02-06T09:00:00Z

    The Turner Broadcasting executive who launched Cartoon Network throughout the UK, has been given control of the company's non-news channels in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, writes Paul Revoir

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    Profits scare for TV Corp

    2003-02-06T09:00:00Z

    Indie Television Corporation has been forced to issue a profits warning following the decision of US channel TNN not to re-commission a new series of its hit franchise Robot Wars, writes Leigh Holmwood

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    Two new indies take flight

    2003-02-06T09:00:00Z

    Two new indies launched this week, backed by former BBC programme-makers, writes Penny Hughes

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    C4 schools arm goes into profit

    2003-02-06T09:00:00Z

    Channel 4's educational division 4 Learning, one of the channel's core public service initiatives, has moved into profit for the time, writes Penny Hughes

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    Turner counts cost of AOL merger at $8bn

    2003-02-06T12:27:03Z

    Ted Turner lived up to his reputation as the 'mouth from the south' last night, revealing in an explicit interview ...

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    Porn Site hits at TV site

    2003-02-06T12:40:40Z

    Viewers Logging on for TV programme details have instead found images from an internet sex site. ...

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    Edward: I want to be in TV

    2003-02-06T12:41:22Z

    Prince Edward could return to film-matching, less than a year after quitting his controversial TV firm to concentra...

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    Leslie TV Bash?

    2003-02-06T12:43:34Z

    John Leslie could be quized by Martin Bashir - the man behind Monday night's explosive Michael Jackson documentary ...

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    Homer Simpson, meet Tony Blair

    2003-02-06T12:45:46Z

    Homer Simpson will no doubt greet the news with a resounding ?doh!' and a theatrical slap to the forehead. ...

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    TV show boosts Jackson albums

    2003-02-06T12:46:15Z

    Michael Jackson's records are being snapped up by fans again following Monday's television documentary in which his...

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    No silver lining for sky after outlook turns bad

    2003-02-06T12:46:47Z

    As dealers watched their Sky TV news channel for the latest war update, sellers were all over Rupert Murdoch's TV f...

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    Baby-eating artist lands C4 in hot water

    2003-03-10T14:55:22Z

    Channel 4 has today come under fire from the Independent Television Commission (ITC), for breaching the Programme Code on matters of taste and decency and offending the public after it put out a show featuring the cannibalisation of a dead baby, writes Luke Satchell

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    Producers to give youngsters a foot-in

    2003-03-10T15:46:29Z

    Some of the country's leading producers have teamed up to participate in a new Edinburgh International Television Festival scheme to help young people from poor families get into TV, writes Penny Hughes

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    Ratings

    Cold Feet breaks ratings record

    2003-03-10T16:45:16Z

    Popular ITV1 drama Cold Feet looks to have achieved its best-ever ratings, as 9.4 million (38.8% share) tuned-in last night (9 March) to witness the death of Helen Baxendale's character Rachel Williams, writes Luke Satchell

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    Crossroads faces final curtain

    2003-03-11T09:19:05Z

    Crossroads faces final curtainThe doors are finally to close on the Crossroads motel. The latest relaunch of the struggling soap was deemed a failure after just three months.The Times, page 6www.timesonline.co.uk

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    Crossraoads faces final curtain

    2003-03-11T09:24:49Z

    The doors are finally to close on the Crossroads motel. The latest relaunch of the struggling soap was deemed a fai...