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NewsIndie premieres two shows on Joost
Indie production company The Rocket Science Group will debut two shows on Joost as the broadband TV service moves into hosting original programming.
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NewsThe Insider: My TV hell
Reality TV producers were mired in deceit and manipulation, found one ex-presenter.
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NBC makes global hiring
NBC Universal International has hired Roma Khanna as president of global networks and digital initiatives.
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NewsThe Human Footprint off to the US
Touch Productions is making a US version of The Human Footprintfor National Geographic as part of plans to turn the show into an international brand.
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NewsFive nurtures wildlife strand for primetime
Five is developing a flagship wildlife strand for its primetime schedule.
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Drudge on Edinburgh panel
Matt Drudge (pictured), creator of the influential US news website the Drudge Report, is among the panellists at an ethics session for news editors at the Edinburgh TV Festival.
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NewsGrade: longer running drama series are key
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade is hunting for returning series that could run for as much as 16 weeks of the year as the broadcaster steps up its attempts to revive 9pm drama.
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Discovery mobile revamp
Discovery has changed its mobile TV package to offer versions of Discovery Turboand Animal Planeton Sky Mobile's package for Vodafone and Orange customers.
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Mudbox developer sold
Autodesk is acquiring Skymatter, the developer of Mudbox 3D modelling software.
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Ultimate Journeys deal
Parthenon Entertainment has signed a deal with Equator HD, one of the 15 US Voom HD networks, giving the channel global pay-TV rights to the indie's high-definition travel franchise Ultimate Journeys.
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NewsInterview with David Gyngell
David Gyngell, the head of ITV's US production arm, has high hopes that the company can make it big in America.
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NewsDarlow hires O'Hearn to head US drive
Darlow Smithson Productions has drafted in an A&E Television Networks executive to head its US production drive.
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NewsThe cuts that can kill
In taking an axe to factual budgets, the BBC is threatening shows only it can make, says Lisa Campbell.
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NewsPact reveals kids TV credit plan
Pact has published more detailed proposals for the future funding of kids TV based on the introduction of a Children's Content Credit (CCC).
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NewsITV moves closer to tapeless status
ITV has moved a step closer to a tapeless workflow after selling Independent Facilities Centre (ITFC) to digital services company Elektrofilm for£8.1m.
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NewsGutteridge hires factual boss
Former Fremantle Media North America chief executive Tom Gutteridge has hired a Tiger Aspect executive to head the factual arm of his new indie, Standing Stone.
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NewsGarden show plans to help urban spaces bloom
UKTV Gardens will show viewers how to 'green up' Britain's towns and cities by transforming 10 urban gardens into natural triumphs, writes Rob Shepherd.
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NewsBlinkx searches for lifestyle content
Video search engine Blinkx has earmarked cookery, DIY and travel as the genres with the biggest online growth potential in the coming months, because of pent-up demand among internet users and advertisers.