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NewsMultichannel role for party political broadcasts
Multichannel broadcasters should be forced to show party political broadcasts (PPBs) according to a review by the Electoral Commission, published this week, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsGranada free to sell I'm a Celebrity format
Granada has paved the way to sell I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here internationally after a US court agreed the show was not a direct copy of Charlie Parsons' Survivor format, writes Steve Aston
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NewsClassic FM TV makes encouraging start
GWR's Classic FM Television channel, which takes its name from the company's national radio station, has attracted 720,000 viewers in its first two weeks according to BARB figures, writes Luke Satchell
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A sign of the times: humiliation for the new media hero who defeated an old giant
As Steve Case departs from the company he helped create, Wall Street reflects on a disastrous marriage ...
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NTL slices 20% off income target
NTL has cut underlying earnings and revenue targets by around 20% from the levels set last February ...
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Buffy set to bite the dust
Leslie Moonves, chief executive of the US television behemoth CBS, has announced the probably demise of the cult se...
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NTL comes back from the brink
Huge debts almost sank the cable company but creditors gave it a second chance ...
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Case quits under pressure from angry AOL investors
Steve Case, one of the pioneers of the internet and chief architect of the controversial merger of America Online a...
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Pace dives to half-year loss of£16m
Pace Micro Technology, the maker of digital TV receivers, said yesterday it had plunged into the red by£16 million...
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Cautious NTL rises on listing
NTL, Britain's biggest cable company, marked its return to life as a listed company yesterday with a public admissi...
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Sales dive sends Pace into the red
Set top box maker Pace Micro Technology yesterday unveiled a fall into the red after a dramatic slump in sales and ...
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Case to leave AOL job with no severence pay
Steve Case, outgoing chairman of AOL Time Warner, will get no severence pay and will go without his $1 million a ye...
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New TV plays have hard act to follow
Ground-breaking dramas challenging taboos surrounding sex, religion and politics became the hallmark of the writers...
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BBC revives one-off dramas, but without the kitchen sink
The BBC is to return single plays to the screen with a new series that will revive memories of ...
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Visionary's departure is end of 'the old AOL'
The resignation of Steve Case as AOL Time Warner's chairman will not solve the serious problems facing the company...
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CNN chief Isaacson leaves for think-tank
Walter Isaacson who became chairman of CNN 18 months ago, said yesterday he would resign from the post this spring...