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Paying by interactive TV
Interactive digital TV may well for the way of the internet, in the sense that conventional advertising revenues wi...
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Last Sex in the City series, and no more of the Office
Fans of quality comedy were dealt a double blow last night with the demise of Sex and the City and a decision by Ri...
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Gambling magnate Chandler signs up for TV greyhound racing joint venture
Gaming insight has landed one of the highest-profile names in the bookmaking industry in a move aimed at securing t...
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Sex and Sopranos ready to bow out on ratings high
At any other television network, losing two acclaimed series at the same time might be regarded as a catastrophe. ...
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How BBC4 got such a poor reception
Some programmes on the BBC4's digital 'culture' channel are reaching fewer than 10,000 viewers. Media editor Tom L...
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Big TV fight for pop singer
Tony Hadley, the former Spandau Ballet singer, is to fight John Pienaar, the political journalist, in a television ...
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Sex and the City - it all ends in tears
Sex and the City, the TV show that attracted millions of viewers with its celebration of New York women's love of m...
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Reporter accuses BBC of sex bias
A radio journalist accused the BBC of sexual discrimination yesterday, claiming that men reporters were given jobs ...
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BBC gives thought to younger priests
The BBC has recruited a former football commentator and hymn-writer to revitalise Thought For The Day radio slot af...
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Advertisers cut spending on ITV after drop in ratings
Advertisers have punished ITV for its flagging ratings last year by cutting the proportion of money they will spend...
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Joker Iain for RI:SE
Comic Iain Lee is to replace Mark Durden-Smith as the new host of ailing Channel 4 RI:SE. ...
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Just how rosy is the outlook for TV racing?
The uncertain future of the Racing Channel is not the only concern for a sport which is reaping financial rewards o...
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One more time for Sex girls
Award-winning comedy Sex and the City is set to return for one final series, ending speculation about the future of...
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NewsMacIntyre moves to Five current affairs
Five has kicked off the new year with a significant coup after luring undercover reporter Donal MacIntyre away from the BBC to be its new face of current affairs programming, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsITC ruling leaves Freeview slots up for grabs
Four new channels could join the Freeview platform after a decision by the Independent Television Commission not to boost the power of the digital terrestrial signal, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsSeptember heads roll over lack of orders
September Films has parted company with all three of its new department heads less than six months after they were appointed, writes Steve Aston
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NewsSpooks set to hit US screens
Spooks, Kudos' successful BBC 1 drama about the British security services, has been snapped up by US broadcaster A&E Networks, writes Colin Robertson
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Jazz FM snaps up Bright man
Jazz FM has moved quickly to fill the hole left by former programme controller John Baish, appointing Bright FM programme controller Mark Walker to the role as part of a wider overhaul of the station, writes Jon Rogers.