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The hit-maker
Claudia Rosencrantz is behind some of ITV's must see programmes, but she remains resolutely low-profile. ...
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And the good news is
Critics say that ITV News has lost its way. Here, Nigel Dacre, the outgoing editor, defends his populist approach....
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RTL loses interest in UBM's Channel 5 stake
RTL, the majority owner of Channel 5, is not interested in buying the 35 per cent stake in the broadcaster put up f...
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First black 'Baftas' are used to show discrimination in awards business
Britain's black film makers and actors were celebrated yesterday at the first awards ceremony dedicated to honourin...
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AOL TW reduces online forecasts
AOL Time Warner, the world's largest media group, yesterday cut full-year forecasts for its America Online division...
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Vivendi jewels 'must stay French'
'Don't even think about it!' French culture ministers past and present are sending a clear message to Jean-René Fou...
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Puttnam's programme
Lord Puttnam is in a buoyant mood. The Labour peer and Oscar-winning film producer senses a compromise in Britain's...
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BBC to face demands over digital channel
The BBC is facing tough new quotas on independent production as the price for government approval over BBC3, the ne...
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A new study by the British Film Institute (bfi) and the Open University (OU) published today has thrown out claims by UK-based Muslims that British news broadcasters showed bias and were selective with content in the aftermath of September 11, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsBlue Planet coins it in for BBC
The BBC's award-winning nature series Blue Planethas become a multi-million pound money spinner for the corporation, after an aggressive marketing campaign has seen the programme and its spin-offs sell in more than fifty countries, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsC4 commissions novel sitcom
A new sitcom in which the story is told from the point of view of individual characters has been commissioned by Channel 4 from indie Objective Productions, writes Steve Aston
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Bully for you Johnny
Super, smashing, great! Bullseye is set to return - with chubby comic Johnny Vegas. ...
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All square
EastEnders will sweep the board again at tonight's TV Quick Awards ' scooping five gongs. ...
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Solved, the riddle of the Radio 4 boss's black eye
When the editor of Radio 4's Today programme turned up for work with a black eye, speculation was rife as to the id...
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As a blonde scouser, no one takes me seriously. But they'll change thier tune when I'm a Tory MP
TV's Esther McVey on marriage, men and political ambition. ...
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Why don't you love me?
It was gong to be the end of broadcasting as we know it, but a little more than two years after its launch the pers...
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What if Darren had been poisened?
Martin Cruddace on the legal contracts between programme makers and reality TV contestants. ...
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Exodus is bad news for ITN
Any significant news last week was about the news. Not that one would notice amid the excitement over a semi-succe...