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NewsEastEnders preparing child abuse storyline
EastEnders is to tackle the sensitive issue of child sex abuse for the first time later this year, in a taboo-busting storyline centred on Bianca Jackson's 15-year old stepdaughter Whitney Dean.
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NewsCamera Corps ready for Beijing role
UK specialist camera systems company Camera Corps will play a key role in providing coverage of next month's Beijing Summer Olympics.
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NewsUS broadcasters benefit from tapeless Wimbledon
NBC, ESPN and Tennis Channel are making use of an on-site tapeless production set-up to provide coverage of this year's Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
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NewsTSL to upgrade NI assembly broadcast system
Systems integrator TSL has won a contract to re-furbish the broadcast facilities within the historic Parliament buildings in Belfast where the Northern Ireland Assembly meets.
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NewsSony takes EX3 on the road
Sony will showcase its new EX-range camera technology and the HDCAM SR mastering format during a UK road show in July.
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NewsDVB-T2: how the tests will work
As preparations for the launch of HD on Freeview begin, Justin Mitchell from BBC research and innovation offers up some detail on the DVB-T2 trials.
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NewsTarrant to take on BBC radio dominance
GMG will use Chris Tarrant as a weapon to take on the BBC, according to GMG group programme director John Simons.
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NewsTranter denies US move
BBC director of fiction Jane Tranter has insisted she is going nowhere - and that she wants to commission more comedy drama in her current role.
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NewsTurner names marketing boss
Former Heart FM managing director Barnaby Dawe has joined Turner Broadcasting as vice president of marketing and communications across all of its Turner Entertainment brands in the UK.
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NewsSecond year for writing prize
Red Planet Pictures is set to announce the second year of its writing prize to find the best of Britain's unsigned writers.
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NewsComcast bringing Style to Sky
Comcast International Media Group will launch female skewing channel The Style Network on the BSkyB satellite platform later this month.
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NewsBBC axes Out of the Blue
Out of the Blue, the Australian soap ordered by the BBC as a successor to Neighbours, is to be axed after just a single series.
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NewsNetPlay TV lures Leggo
Former BBC head of light entertainment Michael Leggo has joined interactive gaming firm NetPlay TV as director of television.
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NewsTV critics 01 July ‘08
“This looks like a series worth sticking with.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsTern wins double BBC order
Tern Television will give six people the chance to beat their modern lifestyle addictions in an 8 x 30-minute series for BBC Northern Ireland.
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NewsGame, set and match to BBC
Andy Murray's thrilling five set victory against Richard Gasquet to reach the quarter-finals of Wimbledon was a huge attraction last night as the audience peaked at 9.15pm with 10.4m (43.5%) on BBC1.
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NewsKayak sales reach 2,500
Thomson has sold the 2,500th unit of its Thomson Grass Valley Kayak switcher.
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NewsS4C completes first HD children's programme
Welsh-language broadcaster S4C is a step closer to its goal of making all programming in HD by 2012 after completing filming on its first high-definition children's programme.
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NewsSaturday slump for ITV1
ITV1's all-hours share of 10.2% on Saturday (28 June) was its second worst day ever, with new entertainment show Who Dares Sings! interesting just 3.7m viewers (18.8%) at 8pm.
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NewsGrade slams OFT decision
Michael Grade has accused the OFT of hindering British broadcasters' attempts to compete with the likes of Google and Apple after the watchdog asked the Competition Commission to investigate Project Kangaroo.