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Lough House signs first-look deal with Sovereign Pictures
Agreement to cover all TV and ancillary rights
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Sky Sports bags rights to new golf tournament
Severiano Ballesteros Trophy joins Ladies European Tour and Solheim Cup
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Sky Sports swings rights to new golf tournament
Severiano Ballesteros Trophy joins Ladies European Tour and Solheim Cup
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C4 and BBC lead shortlist for Grierson award
Broadcasters compete for best documentary camera work accolade
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NewsDe Mol sets up Talpa distribution arm
Talpa Media, the broadcaster and producer set up by Big Brothercreator John De Mol, has launched an international distribution division which will allow it to exploit in-house formats and ready-made content internationally.
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TV greats line up at Bafta for Ward celebration
Grade and Wonfor pay tribute to broadcast pioneer
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1,000 BBC jobs face axe in Dyke restructure
Senior management 'bloodbath' expected as BBC directorates to be replaced by 16 leaner departments
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BBC 2 gives Northern Ireland series novel launch
Brits broadcast backed up by repeat airing of Loyalists and Provos
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1,000 jobs face axe in Dyke revamp
Senior management 'bloodbath' expected as BBC directorates to be replaced by 16 leaner departments
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NewsMajor shake-up for BBC factual
The BBC's factual and learning department is to be carved up into nine 'studios', with the loss of 23 managers' jobs.
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NewsThatcher drama pulls nearly 1m for BBC4
BBC4 scored its third best rating ever last night as its satirical drama based on Margaret Thatcher pulled in nearly 1 million viewers.
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NewsFilmOn signs Cirque deal
FilmOn.com, the video on demand service backed by entrepreneur Alki David, has signed an exclusive deal to showcase the full back catalogue of Cirque de Soleil.
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NewsMark of Cain scoops Monte Carlo prize
Channel 4's Mark of Cain and HBO's John Adams were the big winners at the 48th Monte Carlo TV Festival last night (12 June).
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NewsTough at the top
As a driving force in ITV's radical shake-up and rebranding, Ian McCulloch won a reputation for toughness - but he'd rather see himself as prepared to ask difficult questions and think the unthinkable.
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48th Monte Carlo TV Festival
The full list of winners from last night's 48th Monte Carlo TV Festival
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NewsProfile: Ron Jones - Tinopolis' unknown quantity
Tinopolis' takeover of TV Corporation has put its chairman, Ron Jones, in charge of the UK's sixth largest indie - and he is relishing the challenge.