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NewsSky Sports extends golf deal
Sky Sports has signed a record breaking six-year extension to its rights deal for the US Open Championship.
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NewsTV critics 16 June ‘08
“Hall is a very funny man, when he's being funny.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsDetective drama in the pipeline at ITVP
ITV Productions is developing a new detective drama set in Brighton, led by a police sergeant obsessed with the disappearance of his own wife.
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NewsGladiators begin fight back
Sky One's Gladiators regained some lost ground with an audience of 643,000 (4.97%) at 6pm after weeks of declining ratings.
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NewsTV discussion site heading to the UK
A website aiming to be a one-stop shop for viewers to read up on and discuss their favourite TV shows will launch in the UK next month.
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NewsRussell T awarded OBE
Russell T Davies, the show runner who breathed new life into Doctor Who for the BBC, has won an OBE for his services to drama in the Queen's Birthday honours.
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NewsCineflix wins fresh sales
London-based distribution company Cineflix International Ltd has signed a number of deals with Greek and Belgian broadcasters.
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NewsEdmonds tackling 'broken Britain' for Sky One
Sky One has signed Noel Edmonds to revive the feeling of Noel's House Party in a new format pitched as an antidote to “broken Britain”.
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News3.5m see Big Brother evict Stephanie
Channel 4's first eviction of the ninth series was seen by 3.5m viewers (15.8%) at 9pm on Friday as student Stephanie got her marching orders.
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NewsJournalist memorial to be unveiled at BBC
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is to unveil a new memorial at the BBC tonight to commemorate journalists who have been killed in the course of doing their jobs.
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NewsLife On Mars US hits the skids
The US remake of hit BBC show Life on Mars is facing stormy waters on its transatlantic crossing after losing its writer-producer and scrapping its original pilot.
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NewsEdinburgh Festival reveals channel awards nominees
The shortlists have been drawn up for the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival's 7th annual Channel of the Year awards.
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NewsFive to send Rory and Paddy pig racing
Comedians Rory McGrath and Paddy McGuiness will go cheese rolling in Gloucestershire and pig racing in Dorset as part of a new IWC Media series for Five.
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Monte Carlo TV Festival: The winners
The full list of winners from last night's 48th Monte Carlo TV Festival.
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48th Monte Carlo TV Festival
The full list of winners from last night's 48th Monte Carlo TV Festival
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NewsMark of Cain scoops Monte Carlo prize
Channel 4's Mark of Cain and HBO's John Adams were the big winners at the 48th Monte Carlo TV Festival last night (12 June).
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NewsFilmOn signs Cirque deal
FilmOn.com, the video on demand service backed by entrepreneur Alki David, has signed an exclusive deal to showcase the full back catalogue of Cirque de Soleil.
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NewsThatcher drama pulls nearly 1m for BBC4
BBC4 scored its third best rating ever last night as its satirical drama based on Margaret Thatcher pulled in nearly 1 million viewers.
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One World Media Awards 2008
The full list of winners and nominees in each category for the One World Media Awards 2008
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NewsWar on Democracy scoops One World award
John Pilger's War on Democracy fought off competition from the BBC Storyville documentaries Taxi to the Dark Side and Please Vote for Me to take the award for best TV Documentary at last night's One World Media Awards.