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COMMISSIONS - POZZITIVE WINS RETURNS FOR R4 COMEDIES.
Pozzitive Productions has won a raft of comedy recommissions from BBC Radio 4 for later this
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Millionaire offers $10m prize in US.
Celador Productions' hit quiz show Who Wants to be a Millionaire? is to be relaunched in
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FLASHBACK TO D-DAY LANDINGS.
Indie Flashback Television has been commissioned by US network A&E to retell the story of the
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Dutch Net 5 buys Granada's Stoners.
Granada's controversial obese makeover show 18-30 Stoners is among a trio of formats from the ITV giant set to be adapted for the Dutch and Belgian markets, writes Michael Rosser.
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FORMAT FOCUS: FINALLY FRIDAY.
Could a Danish format focusing on work and aimed at a Friday night audience be a hit in the UK, asks Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - ZEAL TV TO DISTRIBUTE GLADIATOR FORMAT.
Indie Zig Zag has handed the worldwide distribution rights of its Celebrity Gladiator format to Zeal
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FORMATS & DEALS - FREMANTLE HIRES CLARK FOR GLOBAL ROLE.
Rob Clark, former head of entertainment for SMG TV, has been hired by Fremantle Media in
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FORMATS & DEALS - WARK CLEMENTS SLEEPOVER CLUB ROLLS OUT.
Scottish indie Wark Clements' comedy series The Sleepover Club is to be screened across France and
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FORMATS & DEALS - BBC WORLDWIDE SENDS WILDLIFE TO CROATIA.
BBC Worldwide has re-signed a deal with Croatia's national broadcaster to provide a weekly block of
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FORMATS & DEALS - EXTREME WINS RIGHTS TO CELEBRITY RACE.
Extreme Entertainment has picked up the exclusive television rights to celebrity-led motor-racing marathon, The Gumball 3000
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Analysis - Profile - The new boy at the office.
As The Office beats the best of US sitcom to a Golden Globe award, producer Ash Atalla is planning to build on his BBC success in a new role at Talkback Thames.
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Analysis - On The Box - Fishing for compliments.
Jim Pullen is won over by the devastating wit displayed in Queer Eye for the Straight Guy before taking refuge in the calmer by-waters of television angling.
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Analysis - Not so free-for-all.
Radio is poised for a process of consolidation - but there remain some serious obstacles, reports Glen Mutel.
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Opinion - In My View - The content regulator.
So what should be the central aims of Ofcom's content board over the coming year, asks Richard Hooper.
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Opinion - Comment - Prime time distraction.
The BBC's decision to air Panorama in primetime proves one thing, says Nicola Methven - that most people care more about Fat Friends and jungle antics than the Hutton inquiry.
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Opinion - Shameless celebrations.
Could Shameless be that one great programme that restores confidence in a medium obsessed with well-placed webcams?
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Interview - Last standing.
Many thought he wouldn't make it, but next week Charles Allen will see ITV plc officially begin trading on the Stock Exchange. Conor Dignam meets the survivor who out-lasted the rest of ITV's feuding barons to finally lead a single network business.
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Production - BBC Broadcast ups capability.
BBC Broadcast is to tighten up the playout operations at its Broadcast Centre facility in preparation
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Production - Avid buys German software outfit.
Editing and graphics equipment manufacturer Avid Technology has bought the German company NXN Software in a