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FORMATS & DEALS - PBS BUYS ANOTHER HISTORY DETECTIVES.
US network PBS has ordered a second run of History Detectives from UK indie Lion Television.
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COMMISSIONS - CHRISTIAN RETURNS WITH TEEN ANGST SHOW.
Indie Moore Television has secured a third series for the Terry Christian-fronted discussion programme It's My
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Analysis - Profile - A hard nose for harder news.
Integrity, toughness and intuition for a fresh take on a story have earned Dorothy Byrne the accolade of first woman news head of a UK mainstream TV channel.
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Analysis - On the Box - Hand signs speak volumes.
Stuart Prebble is irritated by gesticulating TV journalists but finds that once you've noticed the clenched fists and oustretched hands, it's difficult to ignore.
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FORMATS & DEALS - TARGET PICKS UP GAY DATING ADVICE SHOW.
Target Entertainment has secured the international rights outside the UK and US to dating show Straight
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COMMISSIONS - AT IT GETS BEHIND SCENES FOR C4 AND DISNEY.
Channel 4 and Disney have commissioned indie At It Productions to produce 30-minute behind-the-scenes specials on
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FORMATS & DEALS - UKRAINE BUYS 100 HOURS OF GRANADA.
Granada International has sold 100 hours of programming, including all four series of At Home with
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Commissioning - Five develops property range.
Five is building on the primetime success of its House Doctor show with a trio of
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Commissioning - ITV reignites old flames.
ITV has commissioned Yorkshire Television to make a new four-part factual entertainment series that sees four single people reunited with their first loves, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - Ian Wright reprises Jim'll Fix-style role.
TWI's fledgling entertainment department has been given a boost after BBC1 ordered a second series of its Ian Wright-fronted light entertainment show I'd Do Anything, writes Paul Revoir.
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Commissioning - Clowning around in the ghetto.
Acclaimed photographer David LaChappelle is to turn his hand to documentary-making with a one-off special for
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - 400 of TV's biggest names put to the vote ...
In 2010 will Britain be watching more or less television?8% more, 56% less, 36% sameWho will
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Lord Burns to advise on BBC.
Media Secretary Tessa Jowell has appointed Abbey National chairman Lord Burns as a key independent advisor
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Grade rails against BBC short-termism.
The BBC's reliance on freelance production staff is stifling creativity in programme-making by discouraging risk-taking, according to former Channel 4 chief executive Michael Grade, writes Colin Robertson.
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Filmfour an error.
Former Channel 4 chief executive Michael Jackson has admitted the biggest error of his reign was
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Teens to turn off TV.
The amount of TV watched by teenagers is set to significantly fall over the next 10
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Marketing warning.
BBC director general Greg Dyke warned that terrestrial channels' marketing budgets will have to increase dramatically
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Advertising boost.
Ofcom chief executive Stephen Carter has called on broadcasters to persuade advertisers to spend more money
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Royal Television Society Convention, Cambridge, 18-20 September 2003 - Sky confirms CH6.
BSkyB has admitted publicly for the first time that it would turn its Sky Travel Freeview
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DOC NOMINATIONS TIE.
BBC4 has tied with Channel 4 for the most nominations in this year's Grierson British documentary