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ITV's price continues to sink over ad fears
The long weekend followed a long week on the stock market for ITV as its shares again came close to the 52-week low. ITV lost 3% to close at 58.8p.
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NewsIndies branch out into mags and marketing
Two examples of indies turning to non-traditional sources of income have emerged, with Shimmer Productions making an online drama for a magazine and Hamma & Glamma Productions hiring a head of commercial filming to build its corporate marketing business.
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NewsTiger takes flight for Red Bull race
The breakneck thrills of the Red Bull Air Race World Series are to be filmed by indie Tiger Aspect for Channel 4.
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NewsListeners attack BBC for 'over publicising' Blair book
The BBC has come under fire from listeners for acting as a “publicity machine” for Cherie Blair's memoirs.
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NewsNew youth channel unveiled
CSC Media Group has launched a new digital channel targeted at young boys with the “desire to be cool”.
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NewsITV1 delivers masterclass to Apprentice
There was a heavyweight clash in the ratings last night with ITV1 coming out the victor as Britain's Got Talent drew an audience of 8.8m (35.3%) at 8.30pm.
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NewsTV critics 28 May '08
'It's like The South Bank Show presented by Lieutenant Columbo.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsRugby commentator retiring
BBC Radio 5 Live's Rugby Union commentator Alastair Hignell will retire following the Guinness Premiership final at Twickenham on Saturday (31 May).
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NewsITV to show 'missing' Daisies episode online
ITV.com is to stream the unbroadcast second episode of Pushing Daisies straight after the series' climax this weekend.
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NewsBSkyB slammed by ASA
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint from BT over what the telcomms giant described as a “misleading and denigratory” ad campaign run by BSkyB last year.
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NewsWall appointed 5 Live commissioning editor
Jonathan Wall has been appointed commissioning editor for BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC 5 Live Sports Extra in a move that will see him preparing the stations for their move to Salford and Mediacity in 2011.
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NewsBrand returning to Ponderland
Russell Brand is to give his unique take on pets, education and family in a second series of his Channel 4 show Ponderland.
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NewsGorillaz design BBC Olympic titles
The BBC's Olympic Games coverage will feature animated titles designed by Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn, the creative team behind animated pop group Gorillaz.
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NewsRed Bee gets new HD suites
ATG Broadcast is installing two new edit suites at playout and channel management service provider Red Bee Media.
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NewsComet adds to UGC options
Comet Technologies has introduced a new software product that makes it easier for TV newsrooms to work with non-professional reporters.
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NewsSIS OB truck gets audio upgrade
Systems integrator Megahertz has upgraded the audio capabilities of SIS Outside Broadcasts' Unit 10 truck.
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Campbell joins Bauer
GCap Media programme director Duncan Campbell will leave the group to become a regional director for Bauer Radio.
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Radio ‘must look outwards'
Radio must be less introspective and understand its audience better to sell itself harder to advertisers, senior industry figures have urged.
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GCap chair Eyre savages radio websites
Outgoing GCap chairman Richard Eyre was among a host of senior figures to attack the quality of the commercial radio sector's online offering at Broadcast's Radio 3.0 conference.
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NewsC4 radio chief vows to beat BBC indie spend
Channel 4's new director of radio, Bob Shennan, has pledged to spend “significantly more” with radio indies than the BBC's 10% independent production quota.