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BBC to make paparazzi of us all
The BBC is embracing moblogging and making us all journalists in the process ...
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News Corp and Viacom results point to end of advert drought
News Corporation and Viacom last night provided evidence that the worst advertising slump in memory is coming to an...
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Jackson uses video to step up attack on Bashir
Michael Jackson stepped up his attack on Martin Bashir last night by releasing previously unseen footage of their e...
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As audiences decline, how much longer can the Capital punishment go on?
Star performer Chris Tarrant may quit struggling radio group before the end of the year ...
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Movies and bounce in TV ads lift News Corp
News Corp last night posted a second-quarter profit on blockbuster movies and an improved TV advertising market in ...
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Jackson releases clip aimed at exposing 'exploitative' Bashir
Michael Jackson and Martin Bashir traded more blows yesterday over the making of the ITV documentary ...
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Film shows Bashir 'praising Jackson'
Video shot by Michael Jackson's production company purports to show Martin Bashir being obsequious to the singer ...
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DVD and cable drive recoveryat News Corp
News Corporation returned to the black in the last six months of 2002 ...
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Murdoch facing tough line over Telepiu deal
European competition commissioner Mario Monti is pressing Rupert Murdoch to offer concessions in order to win appro...
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Who Wants£10m?
The man who dreamed up Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? has£10 million in the bank - buit hardly touches it. ...
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Viewers' rage at gay TV kiss
The BBC has been inundated nwith complaints after screening a gay kiss before the 9pm watershed. ...
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Helen: I'm quitting
It's too selfish to keep working. it's not fair on my children, their dad or my parents, says Cold Feet star. ...
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Jacko challenges 'betrayal'
Shamed star Michael Jackson is to hit back with a documentary of his own. ...
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NewsUKTV risks backlash with new channels
UKTV is set to risk a further backlash from its commercial rivals - already smarting over its growing portfolio - with plans to launch two new major pay-TV channels covering natural history and comedy, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsSky in challenge to BBC
BSkyB has thrown down the gauntlet to the BBC to convince it that it deserves to pay less for its satellite carriage - as the BBC prepares to renegotiate its carriage deal, writes Paul Revoir