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RatingsAnt and Dec fail to push buttons
Ant and Dec failed to push viewers buttons at the weekend, losing 850,000 viewers on Saturday night.
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NewsMarc Almond fronts Radio 2 Brel doc
Former Soft Cell frontman March Almond is hosting a Made in Manchester doc series for BBC Radio 2 on singer-songwriter Jacques Brel.
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NewsBBC criticised for buying US horror drama
The BBC should not have bid for US horror drama Harper’s Island, the Culture, Media and Sport select committee has claimed.
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NewsSPT hands CPL's Ashbourne creative role
Sony Pictures Television (SPT) has appointed CPL’s Victoria Ashbourne to help create new formats and revamp its back catalogue of shows.
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RatingsCameron's ITV1 appearance falls short of Brown's
David Cameron’s in-depth interview with Trevor McDonald drew just 1.6m viewers last night - less than half the audience that tuned in for Piers Morgan’s chat with Gordon Brown last month.
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RatingsChannels sink below 3m in peak Friday slot
The five main channels struggled to reach 3m viewers at 9pm on Friday night, with C4 and BBC1 out in the lead and Five’s The Mentalist edging ahead of ITV1’s Michael Winner’s Dining Stars.
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NewsThis Morning to launch weekend version
This Morning will become a seven days a week strand from this weekend.
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NewsLamacq & Whiley to revive Evening Session
Classic radio show the Evening Session is to return next month and will be fronted on BBC Radio 6 Music by indie dream team Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley.
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NewsWatts named vice chair of Pact Council
The indie chief behind kids show Horrid Henry has been named as the new vice chair of the Pact Council.
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RatingsClint makes Five's day
Five’s strategy of showing old Clint Eastwood westerns paid dividends again last night, as ITV1 relationship drama Married Single Other lost out to a repeat of BBC1’s New Tricks.
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NewsRed Bee staff to vote on strike action
Bectu members at Red Bee Media are to take part in a ballot for industrial action as part of a row over redundancy rights.
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NewsFramestore creates new role for Avatar VFX exec
Framestore has created a new role of ‘executive producer, commercials’ for executive VFX producer Tim Keene.
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NewsPinewood opens archive facility
Pinewood Studios has launched a media preservation, restoration and archive facility within its picture post-production suite
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NewsData centre to open near MediaCityUK
Internet Facilitators has started work on a new multi-million pound data centre adjacent to the MediaCityUK site in Salford.
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NewsVirgin waives HD fees
Virgin Media has revised its subscription packages to make HD available to all customers for no extra monthly charge.
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RatingsGlee for E4 as it trumps terrestrials
E4 import Glee continued its impressive performance last night with a huge crowd of 1.6m on E4 – equalling BBC2 and edging out Five.
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NewsSky snaps up 15,000 3DTV sets
BSkyB has bought 15,000 3DTV sets from LG Electronics so that its new 3D channel can be broadcast to pubs, clubs and other public venues around the UK.
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NewsOfcom: No This Morning sex investigation
Ofcom is not planning to investigate viewers complaints about This Morning’s sex-themed week, Sex Up Your Life.
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NewsSky splashes cash on 3D TVs for pubs
BSkyB has bought 15,000 3DTV sets from LG Electronics so that its new 3D channel can be broadcast to pubs, clubs and other public venues around the UK.
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NewsSGO plans US presence
SGO plans to reveal details about its new US subsidiaries and launch the latest version of its Mistika finishing system at this year’s NAB show.