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BBC CHILDREN IN NEED APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR
BBC charity appeal BBC Children in Need (left) has appointed the chief executive of spinal injury charity Aspire, Martina Milburn, as its new director. She replaces Julia Kaufman who has left
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NEW DEVELOPMENT APPOINTMENT FOR SOLID STATE LOGIC
Solid State Logic (SSL) has appointed John Andrews to the new post of broadcast development director. Known for its music console products, SSL is experiencing growth in all aspects of the
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BBC ANNOUNCES CATEGORIES IN ITS SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
The BBC has unveiled details of the categories of this year's BBC British Short Film Festival in September. The categories for the awards include the UCI grand prize for best British
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NEWS ANALYSIS - A road to nowhere?
It's been a bad year for international distribution, with margins being squeezed harder and harder. Katy Elliott finds out whether sales executives can find a way out of the desert of despair.
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APTN CONSOLIDATES PRESENCE IN LATIN AMERICA
Associated Press Television News has named its Havana senior producer Will Stebbins as Latin American regional executive. Stebbins, who set up APTN's operation in Cuba, is briefed to strengthen relationships with
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ALICE BEER QUITS BBC RADIO TO FOCUS ON TELEVISION
BBC London Live 94.9 FM lunchtime presenter Alice Beer is leaving the station and her 12.00-14.00 slot to concentrate on her television career. She will be replaced by Drivetime co-presenter Clare
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CANAL+ BUYS RIGHT FOR FRESH AIRING OF QUEER AS FOLK
Canal+ has bought the rights to broadcast Queer as Folk 2, the 2 x 60-minute Red Productions drama, which aired on Channel 4 last year. The second run of the drama
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MTV UK On Air team designed the relaunch of light-hearted music show MTV Bytesize. The bite theme is taken literally as two characters munch their way through bizarre edible objects, both
MTV UK On Air team designed the relaunch of light-hearted music show MTV Bytesize. The bite theme is taken literally as two characters munch their way through bizarre edible objects, both
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BBC to air virtual Olympics backdrop
Presenters of the BBC's Olympics programming will have a real-time backdrop of prime Sydney views despite sitting 20 miles away in the Olympics International Broadcasting Centre (IBC), writes Naomi Marks.
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Gibson takes BBC docs job after U-turn
BBC Bristol head of features Jeremy Gibson has changed his mind and decided to take the BBC controller of documentaries and investigations job, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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PERFORMANCE BUYS INSIDE THE ACTORS' STUDIO FOR UK
Arts channel Performance has bought the British TV premieres of a third batch of episodes for US interview show Inside the Actors' Studio. The channel has bought 13 episodes of the
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Action Time cooks up five shows for Carlton
Action Time's specialist cookery team, the Manchester Kitchen Unit, has won five new series commissions from the Carlton Food Network, writes Ashley Davies.
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NEWS BULLETINS TO BE ACCESSIBLE BY MOBILE TELEPHONE
BBC World Service is launching its news bulletins via mobile telephone in Latin America, the first time the station has used a voice activating option. As many as 2 million listeners
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UDEN TACKLES HOTEL SEX FOR CHANNEL 5
Indie Uden Associates has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce a 1 x 60-minute documentary Hotel Sex. This is the third show in a strand following on from Car Sex
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Sunset and Vine wins C5 football contract
The new contract means the indie will produce a package of 10 World Cup qualifiers over the next 18 months, including a number of Scotland, Republic of Ireland and England games,
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Channel 4 unveils autumn slate ..
Documentaries about slavery, the Kama Sutra, wicked women, the pressures on doctors and a season about work will feature in Channel 4's autumn schedule, announced on Thursday (24 August).One film, Neanderthal's
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C4 may face bidding war for new Big Brother
Channel 4 looks certain to try to commission a second series of Big Brother, but is likely to face a bidding war to keep the show, writes Ashley Davies.
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BAIL WAIT FOR C4 NEWS CREW
As Broadcast went to press Channel 4 was waiting to learn whether the Liberian government had granted bail to the TV crew facing charges of espionage there. The four, who are
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C4 to co-fund Aussie drama
Channel 4 is co-financing a 22-hour Australian drama production with Southern Star, Optus Television and Network Ten, writes Ashley Davies.
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ITV'S QUARTER SHARE MAKES FIRST DROP BELOW 30 PER CENT
ITV's overall audience share has dropped below 30 per cent for a whole quarter for the first time in its history according to the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising's latest Trends