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NewsRoot6 demos native 4k on an LCD monitor
Visitors to Broadcast Live and Video Forum can be witness to the first ever UK showing of native 4k on an LCD monitor.
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NewsThe Palace treads water
ITV1's struggling drama series The Palace showed no signs of improvement last night at 9pm with an audience of just 3.3m (14.7%), the same as last Monday.
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NewsMentorn reduces losses
Mentorn has narrowed its losses and is “on schedule” to pull into profit at the end of this year, Ron Jones, chief executive of parent company Tinopolis, has confirmed.
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NewsC4 extends lifestyle formats
Channel 4 has commissioned extended runs of hit formats Come Dine With Me and A Place in the Sun: Home or Away for later this year.
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NewsC4 give teens big break
Four teenage first-time documentary makers have secured primetime slots for their shorts on Channel 4 and are now in talks to write for teen drama Skins.
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NewsTV Critics 29 January '08
'I'd watch it in far less confusion if they got rid of half the cast.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV
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NewsBBC fights back over Scottish shows
The BBC has defended its position on commissioning from Scotland after the Scottish Broadcasting Commission warned that some broadcasters' Scottish output actually had little to link it to the country.
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NewsGroupM opens Netherlands office
Media agency GroupM is set to open a new office in the Netherlands and has hired two new executives to spearhead the business.
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NewsBBC News accelerates global news sharing
BBC News has purchased a digital media management system designed to improve the speed at which its global bureaux and worldwide network of journalists can share breaking news stories.
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NewsGore's Current TV to go public
Al Gore's cable TV venture Current Media is planning to go public to pay down $35.5 million in debt and raise money for new programming.
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NewsMTV repositions homepage
MTV Networks UK & Ireland has repositioned its homepage www.mtv.co.uk to make it a music and entertainment portal aimed at 16-34 year olds.
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NewsBSkyB ordered to cut stake in ITV
BSkyB must reduce its holding in ITV from 17.9% to below 7.5% and not take a seat on its board, the government has ruled.
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NewsJML bumps up shopping TV arm
JML, the TV shopping retailer, has completed an acquisition deal which gives it access to two new shopping channels.
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NewsNBDtv brings Elvis and vampires to Vegas
A one-off special featuring rare footage of Elvis performing in Las Vegas and Hammer Films' first movie in over 30 years are among the highlights of NBDtv's Natpe slate.
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Parthenon picks up animated Alien
Parthenon Entertainment has picked up international rights to the new animation series Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist.
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NewsTarget takes expanded slate to Natpe
Target Entertainment heads to this week's Natpe with its largest ever slate of new programming, following its recent acquisition of Minotaur International.
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C4I's Quirke joins RDF Rights
RDF Rights has appointed Channel 4 International publicity manager Steve Quirke as its new marketing manager.
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Fremantle picks up more Abbey Road
FremantleMedia Enterprises has picked up the rights to two more seasons of Channel 4 music series Live from Abbey Road.
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Zeal expands sales team
DRG-owned format distributor Zeal Entertainment has made a trio of appointments as it continues to expand its international sales team.
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Granada brings Nat Geo quiz to India
Granada International has brokered a deal to bring a local version of its National Geographic quiz format Nat Geo-Genius to India.