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NewsBremner, Bird and Fortune escapes Ofcom censure
Comedians John Bird and John Fortune have escaped censure from Ofcom over jokes they made concerning missing four-year-old Madeleine McCann.
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NewsATG serves up BBC Post ingest suite
ATG Broadcast has completed the installation of a new video ingest suite for BBC Post Production.
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NewsNew versatile studio set for CNBC
Business and finance channel CNBC Europe has made changes to the on-air look of its daily programming and upgraded its London studio set.
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NewsRajar reveals 12m listen online
Almost 12 million people have tuned into the radio via the internet and 1.87million download a podcast every week according to new Rajar figures.
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NewsBSkyB to learn fate this week
BSkyB will learn this week if the Government wants it to sell all or part of its controversial 17.9% stake in ITV.
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NewsITV axes Rosenthal
ITV has ended its 28-year relationship with Jim Rosenthal after the broadcaster decided not to renew the sports presenter's contract beyond the summer.
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NewsITV orders modern-day Ripper drama
Rupert Penry-Jones will play a detective hunting for a modern-day Jack the Ripper in one of three ITV drama commissions for autumn.
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NewsVTR buys Machine Effects for£2m
VTR plc, the owner of Prime Focus London and Blue, has bought its second visual effects company in less than a month.
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NewsABC trims slate by a third
ABC has become the latest US network to trim its pilot development slate, citing the effects of the writers strike.
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NewsViewers see through BBC1's Fairy Tales
BBC1's modern take on The Emperor's New Clothes in its Fairy Tales season only attracted an audience of 3.4m viewers (14.8%) at 9pm.
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NewsOctober Films hires daytime exec
October Films is planning to expand into daytime TV with the appointment of its first production head with a specific remit for the slot.
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NewsBBC owns up to more deception
The BBC has admitted to faking two more phone-ins, this time on radio shows hosted by Jo Whiley and Russell Brand.
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NewsMust see - Friday 1 February
Our pick of the most interesting sessions and events taking place at Broadcast Live and Video Forum on Friday 1 February.
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NewsMust see - Thursday 31 January
Our pick of the most interesting sessions and events taking place at Broadcast Live and Video Forum on Thursday 31 January.
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NewsBBC to air the Super Bowl live
The BBC is to broadcast the Super Bowl live for the first time this year, with a late Sunday night showing on BBC2.
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NewsMust see - Wednesday 30 January
Our pick of the most interesting sessions and events taking place at Broadcast Live and Video Forum on Wednesday January 30.
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NewsBBC1 to give Little Dorrit the Bleak House treatment
BBC1's appetite for period drama is to continue this year with an adaptation of Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit and a second run of Lark Rise to Candleford.
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NewsBurnham named new culture secretary
Andy Burnham, chief secretary to the Treasury, is the new culture secretary replacing James Purnell.
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NewsTV Critics 25 January '08
'This tale felt like it should have been a photo-story in Jackie Magazine.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV
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NewsNews Corp takes Virgin Media to court
News Corp subsidiary Gemstar TV Guide International has filed a lawsuit against cable giant Virgin Media alleging infringement of its European patents.