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Gore goes for Billingsley
Al Gore's UGC website Current.com has hired Rebekah Billingsley as its first UK director of new media.
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NewsSTV to expand genre swith Clements at helm
SMG's TV production arm will target a wider range of genres and attempt to build stronger relationships with broadcasters after finally securing Alan Clements as director of content.
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Online gameshow from FMX
Fremantle Media digital media division FMX is to produce an online gameshow for US men's website Heavy.com.
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NewsUKTV celebrates sales of£3.5m
BBC Worldwide has surpassed the£3.5m mark for international sales of programmes first shown on UKTV.
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Hearst signs Brightcover deal
Hearst Digital has signed partnership deals with internet TV platform Brightcove, entertainment site MyMovies.Net and video search engine Blinkx to show video on its websites.
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NewsSuperstars returns on Five
Five is to revive classic sporting competition Superstars with a host of Olympic medallists already signed up.
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C4 education team looking for more games
Channel 4 plans to focus on games for its education slate in 2009 following the launch of this spring's City of Vice web spin-off Bow Street Runners and a game linked to US animation Afterworld.
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Made-for-mobile chat show transfers to ITV2
ITV's first made-for-mobile chat show, The Hot Desk, is to transfer to ITV2, which will premiere 10 new episodes from the end of this month.
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Antena 3 co-pro with BBCW
BBC Worldwide has secured Spain's leading commercial broadcaster as a co-production partner on new epic series Frozen Planet as cameras prepare to roll this month.
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Sky buys Biggest Loser 5
Sky Real Lives has acquired season five of US reality series The Biggest Loser.
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UKTV nets£3.5m in sales
UKTV programming has now generated more than£3.5m in revenue through sales by BBC Worldwide around the world.
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BBCW to raid archive for REM special
BBC Worldwide has teamed with REM to produce an intimate retrospective of the band's performances on BBC shows over the past 20 years.
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NewsLoggers join new Truckers on Five
Five has picked up a hat-trick of factual series from the US including the second run of ratings hit Ice Road Truckers and a look at the extreme world of lumberjacks.
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NewsFive to bring back Superstars
Five is to resurrect iconic sporting show Superstars for a new series with Olympic medallists as captains and is due to roll it out this summer.
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NewsITV1 is a League ahead
The continued progress of British teams in the Champions League paid dividends again last night as 10m viewers (39%) saw Manchester United secure a place in the final.
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NewsBBC unveils new Imagine series
BBC1 arts strand Imagine has lined up profiles of Japanese author Haruki Murakami, Nobel Prize novelist Doris Lessing and film director Werner Herzog for its latest run.
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NewsShed profits up
Shed Media said it was making good progress in a difficult UK market as it posted a higher full year adjusted pre-tax profit and turnover.
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NewsBBC iPlayer on all TV platforms by 2009
The BBC has said it will launch iPlayer on all possible TV platforms by the end of the year as it makes it debut today on Virgin Media.
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NewsTV critics 30 April ‘08
“A new sketch show that is more hit than miss.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsBSkyB grows customers
BSkyB reported customer growth of 10% in its third quarter results and said it was on track to meet full-year targets, despite a fall in operating profit.