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    BBC World Service tunes into listeners via Rajars.

    2003-04-17T15:34:37Z

    The BBC World Service is set to receive a clearer picture of its impact on UK listeners next month after signing up to the Rajar audience measurement system, writes Michael Rosser.

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    FILM MAN FOR BALL SLOT.

    2003-04-17T15:34:37Z

    Presenter and film reviewer Paul Anderson has been appointed producer of Zoe Ball's daily drivetime show

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    BBC cleans up at TV Baftas.

    2003-04-17T15:34:37Z

    The BBC dominated this year's Bafta television awards, taking nine out of the 20 gongs, writes Michael Rosser.

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    CREATIVE - 422 Manchester has developed ...

    2003-04-17T15:34:37Z

    422 Manchester has developed a graphics package for ITV's Game Star Awards. Dubbed The Brits of

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    MORRIS BACK ON C4.

    2003-04-17T15:34:37Z

    Chris Morris, the TV satirist whose Brass Eye special on paedophilia two years ago became the

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    STEVENSON MOVES ON.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    The BBC's former co-director of factual and learning Michael Stevenson, who resigned after admitting making an

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    MAVERICK IN THE MONEY.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Children's film and TV specialist the Maverick Entertainment Group, which makes BBC kids series Snailsbury Tales,

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    RADIO FOR MAIDSTONE.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Maidstone Radio Ltd has won the new local FM licence serving Maidstone and hopes to launch

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    Jono stays true to Heart.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Heart 106.2 breakfast radio DJ Jono Coleman has cemented his commitment to the Chrysalis-owned station by signing up for two more years, just days after co-host Emma Forbes jumped ship for rival Capital 95.8, writes Michael Rosser.

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    FREMANTLE'S NEXT IDEA.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Fremantle is launching a new national television showcase to find the 'first family of pop'. The

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    EMMA starts up TV channel.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    A new TV channel targeting 16 to 35-year-olds from UK multicultural communities is being launched next month by the Ethnic Multicultural Media Academy (EMMA), a commercial body which promotes social diversity, writes Rosemary Gallagher.

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    HAT TRICK SEEKS CASH.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Have I Got New for You producer Hat Trick Productions is to sell off a minority

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    UK Gold to stage fawlty vs Brent.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    John Cleese's classic comic creation Basil Fawlty and The Office's David Brent and will go head

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    BBC WORLD EXPANDS.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    The BBC has signed up 15 new foreign terrestrial broadcasters to its breaking news service since

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    BBC docs win record orders.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    There will be less repeats and stretching out of factual series on the BBC over the

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    BALLET JOB FOR GRACE.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Janie Grace, the ITV kids controller who was forced out of her job in February, has

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    SKY IN AMSTRAD BOX DEAL.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    BSkyB has ended its exclusive contract with set-top box manufacturer Pace Microtechnology to supply its Sky+

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    AL JAZEERA ADDS STAFF.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Arabic newscaster al-Jazeera is to bolster its London office with half a dozen new appointments as

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    Absolutely Productions MD quits.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Absolutely Productions managing director Miles Bullough has quit the indie following a recent restructure which saw the loss of four permanent and nine freelance staff, writes Penny Hughes.

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    Channel 4 to air edgier late zone.

    2003-04-17T15:34:36Z

    Channel 4 is introducing a new weekly block of low-cost experimental programming in order to inject