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    Mcleod in broadband move

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    Former C4I chief to oversee content and development of rights management solutions at Netdecisions

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    Critchlow on board

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    Unique head of music and entertainment Phil Critchlow, has been appointed to the board. Critchlow, who joined the company in 1994, will be responsible for developing core audio programming business and

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    Moody hires Beresford

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    BBC controller of factual commissioning Nicola Moody has appointed freelance documentary producer Dawn Beresford as genre executive, to work alongside her on a number of cross-channel projects.She will be responsible

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    BBC's early evening regional news is the top performer

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    Audiences prefer corporation's 18.30 regional bulletin to any other news programme Broadcastresearch shows

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    Broadcasters to agree racial representation ruling

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    BBC, ITV, C4, C5 and Sky to agree to the new code by the end of the year

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    C4 and LEDU link up

    2001-04-12T12:58:00Z

    Channel 4 and LEDU, the small business agency for Northern Ireland, have extended a scheme to help indies in Northern Ireland with UK-wide network commissions.Participating in the Network Development Initiative,

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    Kirch postpones Worlds Cup rights auction

    2001-04-12T10:30:00Z

    German media group to wait until after election to resume negotiation with ITV and BBC for rights to 2002 finals

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    Paramount chief quits

    2001-04-12T09:00:00Z

    John Partridge leaves comedy channel amid suggestions shareholders BSkyB and Viacom wanted change

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    NVC Arts closure forces LWT to look elsewhere

    2001-04-12T09:00:00Z

    Broadcaster on verge of signing new arts co-production partner after former ally NVC Arts folded into parent Warner Brothers International music video arm

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    ITV's 10 needs pre-bulletin boost

    2001-04-12T09:00:00Z

    Broadcast-commissioned research shows ITV more dependent than BBC on pre-10 O'clock ratings-pullers for 5m average news audience

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    Cross-Platform content

    2001-04-11T16:58:00Z

    The producers' Holy Grail?

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    The making of Angelina Ballerina

    2001-04-11T16:12:00Z

    After a long battle over rights and a meticulous production schedule, Hit Entertainment's dancing mouse is coming to the small screen in September. Ed Shelton investigates

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    Chrysalis sells Sam's game to NZ's TV3

    2001-04-11T14:52:00Z

    Chrysalis Distribution has sold its new Davina McCall-fronted sitcom, Sam's Game, to New Zealand's TV3.Chrysalis has also sold ITV show Midsomer Murdersto a host of international broadcasters including NHK

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    ITV's Nelmes orders club 18-30 special from SMG TV

    2001-04-11T14:34:00Z

    SMG TV Productions has made further progress in its attempt to reinvigorate its flagging network production slate with an order from ITV for a major eight-part series on package holiday operator

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    Life of Grime docusoap returns to BBC 2

    2001-04-11T14:05:00Z

    Further series of environmental documentaries on order

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    SMG TV grabs Club 18-30 series

    2001-04-11T14:03:00Z

    Nelmes commissions major post-watershed ITV series on ups an downs of legendary holiday operator

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    Sunset & Sunset & Vine wins C5 recommission

    2001-04-11T13:56:00Z

    TV Corporation subsidiary gets nod for fifth series of RAD

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    Lahore Law on agenda at Channel 4

    2001-04-11T13:48:00Z

    Agenda Productions lines up 3x50 series om Pakistani legal system

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    NAB 2001

    2001-04-11T13:45:00Z

    Richard Dean investigates what's likely to be on offer at this year's Las Vegas-based TV technology show case

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    Double Exposure to make Discovery docs

    2001-04-11T13:42:00Z

    Discovery Health executive producer Mark Poertner has commissioned 3 x 50-minute programmes for its 'lifelines' strand from indie Double Exposure.The documentaries, which look at cutting-edge medical care at the Harbor