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NewsEndemol strikes gameshow deals
Endemol International has confirmed a raft of sales for its latest gameshow formats in the run up to Natpe, including two deals for new BBC1 show The Kids Are All Right.
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NewsFremantle sells 300 hours to Latin America
FremantleMedia Enterprises has kicked off 2008 with a raft of sales across Latin America, including its first deal in the region for Japanese format Hole in the Wall.
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Lion's Mummy format heads to Germany
All3Media International has racked up further deals for Lion Television's parenting series I Want My Mummy, with Germany the latest country set to launch a local version of the format.
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Cineflix inks Latin deals
Cineflix International has struck a trio of deals across Latin America, ahead of its visit to Natpe this week.
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TVF boosts HD slate
Factual distributor TVF International has secured the international rights to approximately 70 hours of HD programming from Canadian channel operator High Fidelity HDTV.
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NewsBBC pushes Dance X at Natpe
BBC Worldwide Americas will be looking to secure further deals for its Dance X format at this week's Natpe, following the successful launch of the US version on ABC in January.
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NewsAardman appoints Latin sales agent
Aardman International has appointed specialist distributor Spiral International as its sales agent in Latin America as it looks to expand its presence in the region.
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Power's Crusoe lands at Natpe
Drama producer and distributor Power will offer its new 13-part NBC series Crusoe to international buyers for the first time at this week's Natpe.
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NewsBBC Gaelic service moves closer
The BBC Trust has given the BBC the green light for a new Gaelic Digital Service (GDS), but has halved the cost to the licence fee payer by blocking a Freeview launch.
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NewsBBC Worldwide mines pop archive
BBC Worldwide has bolstered its Audio & Music team as part of a five-year strategy to make more money from the BBC's pop archive.
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NewsSony unveils new CineAlta camera
Sony has revealed details of the next generation of its CineAlta line of high-end electronic cinematography cameras.
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NewsEnd in sight for Neighbours on BBC1
The BBC will air its last episode of Neighbours on 8 February, going right up to the wire before the soap transfers to Five.
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NewsBBC options political X Factor
The BBC has optioned a format that is the political equivalent of The X Factor.
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NewsITV orders psychological thriller
ITV1 has commissioned new three-part drama A Place of Execution based on the best-selling novel by Wire in the Blood creator Val McDermid.
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NewsBroomfield commits to C4
Film-maker Nick Broomfield has signed a first-look deal with Channel 4, cementing a long-standing relationship with the broadcaster.
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NewsMonty Don digs up 3.2m
BBC2's new gardening show Around the World in 80 Gardens launched with a strong 3.2m viewers (12.8%) at 9pm, a whisker behind BBC1.
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NewsKing Lear to reign on C4
Channel 4 is to broadcast a recorded version of the RSC's recent production of King Lear, starring Sir Ian McKellen.
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NewsSBC attacks fake 'Scottish' shows
The Scottish Broadcasting Commission has called on the BBC and Ofcom to address the practice of network programmes being labelled Scottish productions despite having very little connection with the country.
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NewsITV1 fails to shine with Make Me a Star
The Dancing on Ice spin-off show Make Me a Star largely failed to impress the viewers with an uninspiring audience of 4.5m (19.6%) at 8.30pm.
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NewsTV Critics 28 January '08
'A proper piece of journalism.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on the weekend's TV