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NewsBBC1's reptiles slither past ITV1
BBC1's natural history series Life in Cold Blood held a convincing lead over ITV1's struggling The Palace with 5.4m viewers (22.5%) at 9pm.
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NewsThree arrested in pirate radio crackdown
Three people have been arrested and 22 illegal radio transmitters seized after Ofcom carried out enforcement action against pirate radio stations across London.
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New MD for European Raid Arrays
IT hardware reseller European Raid Arrays has appointed Chris Rawson as its new managing director.
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NewsOfcom toughens participation TV rules
Broadcasters will need to gain a green light from independent third parties before launching premium rate voting and competitions from June, Ofcom has announced.
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NewsNick Ross returns to crime
Nick Ross is to return to the factual crime genre to explore the history and archive of the world's oldest crime museum.
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NewsPanasonic doubles capacity of P2 card
Panasonic has unveiled a new P2 memory card that can record more than an hour of DVCPRO HD or AVC-Intra 100.
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NewsSky News docs available on PC
Sky News viewers now have online access to its major documentaries and showbiz round-ups after being added to the satellite giant's Sky Anytime on PC service.
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NewsBBC uploads new shows to iTunes
BBC shows including Ashes to Ashes and The Mighty Boosh are to be available to buy and download via Apple's iTunes store in the UK for the first time.
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NewsTV critics 19 February '08
'About as natural as a family-sized tin of luncheon meat.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV
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NewsKaplinsky brings 1m to Five News
The revamped Five News, presented by Natasha Kaplinsky, drew audiences of 1m at 5pm and 400,000 at 7pm.
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NewsFive can rely on its Neighbours
The popularity of Neighbours has helped Five to gain its most successful week since December 2006 with an all hours share of just under 6%.
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NewsFremantle picks up Metronome's Family Links
Fremantle Media has snapped up international rights to the latest gameshow format from the Scandinavian production company behind NBC's Clash of the Choirs.
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NewsWill Five actually Make Your Child Brilliant?
The finale of Five factual series Make Your Child Brilliant looks uncertain as the ending is yet to be scheduled.
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NewsNBDtv racks up music and factual sales
DCD Media-owned NBDtv has secured a raft of international sales for its latest slate of music and documentary programming, including multiple deals for Christina Aguilera Back to Basics: Live And Down Under.
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NewsER brings in Ragdoll exec to oversee brands
Entertainment Rights has appointed Andrew Kerr to the newly created position of executive director, consumer products and marketing, international.
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NewsElectric Sky picks up factual titles
Factual distributor Electric Sky has added a raft of new titles to its catalogue, including another two series of Channel 4's A Place In The Sun and the 10-part series Parents and Teens: Welcome To My World.
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NewsBBC's Creasey to head global research team
BBC Worldwide has appointed Stella Creasey to the newly created role of vice president of research for global TV sales.
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NewsBBC sells In the Night Garden to Australia
BBC Worldwide has sold Ragdoll's Bafta-winning pre-school series In the Night Garden to Australia's ABC.
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NewsFremantle launches DVD label down under
FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME) has partnered with Australian home entertainment distributor destra Vision in a deal that will see the launch of its own DVD label down under.