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Dani to front US gay-dating show
Ex-Saturday Show presenter Dani Behr is to host a gay-dating show in the US ...
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Media campaign targets Murdoch
Rupert Murdoch is the unwitting star of US press and television adverts warning against a planned relaxation of med...
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One more slip and You are for it
Satellite channel You TV was threatened with closure by the broadcasting watchdog yesterday after it was given a£4...
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Sky News outlet sought in US
BSkyB is planning to launch Sky News in the United States after the channel received widespread acclaim for its cov...
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Advertising campaign against Murdoch as US media ownership laws face relaxation
Rupert Murdoch is being presented as 'the man who wants to control news in America' in a high profile US advertisin...
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NewsYou TV fined again
Satellite entertainment channel You TV has received another financial penalty, this time for£40,000, for repeatedly breaching the Independent Television Commission's (ITC) programme and advertising codes, writes Sam Matthews.
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Catholic historian may sue TV firm over 'atheist' blunder
A leading British Roman Catholic academic is considering legal action against an American TV company that quoted hi...
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Case of the ideal Holmes show
BBC Two is to screen a 19-year old ITV drama series to fill a gap in its schedules. ...
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Marconi chief sees sales hope
Mike Parton, chief executive of Marconi, yesterday staked his reputation on a prediction that sales would recover i...
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MoD acts on missing ITN pair
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has decided to launch a formal investigation into the disappearance of ITN workers Fred Nerac and Hussein Osman in Iraq, after uncovering new evidence that a war crime may have been committed, writes Paul Revoir
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BBC pushes into US with gameshow deals
The BBC has cemented its presence in the US market by signing deals with broadcasters CBS and ABC for two new gameshow formats and extending its deal with NBC for Dog Eat Dog, writes Leigh Holmwood
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News'Nul points' sparks Eurovision rejig
The BBC is set to overhaul the way it chooses the UK's entry for the Eurovision song contest following Britain's first ever 'nul points' at this year's event, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsRadio 4 comes top in Gfk ratings
BBC Radio 4 has surpassed BBC Radio 2 as the most popular station in the country according to a much-hyped new system which measures television and radio audiences via digital watches.
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TCM beefs up original shows
Turner Classic Movies has appointed a new creative director as part of a drive to get more original programming onto the channel, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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Office producer gets commissioning role
The producer of BBC2's award-winning comedy The Office has taken on a commissioning role within BBC entertainment, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Granada's Sherlock Holmes sold to BBC2
Granada has sold its classic crime series The Adventures of Sherlock Homes to BBC2. The 13 x 52-minute first series, which made Jeremy Brett a household name, will air on BBC2 later this year after originally airing on ITV in 1984.