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NewsTess charms 5.7m
BBC1's latest literary adaptation Tess of the D'Urbervilles pulled in the Sunday night viewers with a strong average audience of 5.7m (23.6%) at 9pm.
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NewsEastEnders gets YouTube channel
Classic scenes from Albert Square are to become available on YouTube with the launch of a dedicated EastEnders channel.
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NewsSunday: 416,000 join Noel's HQ
Noel's HQ, one of Sky 1's autumn highlights, picked up a solid audience of 416,000 (2.1%) at 7pm, gaining a significant advantage over its close rival ITV2 at the time.
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Ofcom unveils minorities report
Ethnic minorities are more likely to be interested in interactive TV but are increasingly concerned about programmes they deem unsuitable, according to new findings by Ofcom.
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NewsFriday: Wire in the Blood snags 5.6m
Viewers have yet to grow tired of ITV1's crime drama series as Wire in the Blood returned on Friday with 5.6m (26.2%) watching the sixth series at 9pm.
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NewsBBC sport boss moves to Olympics role
Roger Mosey is to step down as BBC director of sport and instead coordinate all of the corporation's coverage around the London Olympics in 2012.
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NewsOcean Finance launches 'Loan TV'
Financial services company Ocean Finance has launched the UK's first TV channel dedicated to promoting loans, mortgages and other services.
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NewsLinear TV viewing on the rise
Linear TV viewing is going from strength-to-strength despite the rise of online alternatives such as the BBC's iPlayer, according to the latest research.
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NewsGrange Hill closes with 518,000
The last ever episode of the BBC's long-running children's show Grange Hill closed its gates yesterday with 518,000 viewers (5.2% share) at 4.35pm.
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NewsBBCW to buy stake in Baby Cow
BBC Worldwide is buying a minority stake in Baby Cow, the indie set up by comedian Steve Coogan.
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NewsDavid Jason to quit Frost role
Detective Inspector Jack Frost is set to hang up his hat next year in a two-part finale to the long-running ITV drama series.
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NewsBT: Kangaroo will distort competition
BT has warned that the creation of the industry joint venture Project Kangaroo will distort competition in the video-on-demand market.
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NewsChina next to Beat the Star
Beat the Star, the entertainment format fronted by Vernon Kay on ITV1, is set to be remade for audiences in China.
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NewsTV critics 16 September ‘08
“He regularly finds himself in danger, yet never feels the need to swagger around or cheapen the reality à la Donal MacIntyre.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsTarget takes aim with Loveland
Loveland, Cilla Black's new Sky 1 dating show, looks set to steal hearts around the world following a deal that will see Target Entertainment Group sell the format internationally.
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RTE orders fifth Afternoon Show
The Afternoon Show is to return for a fifth series on leading Irish broadcaster RTÉ.
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NewsViewers want to live with Jade
Living's popular Living With... strand was welcomed back last night as the events in reality star Jade Goody's life was seen by a total audience of 353,000 (1.96%) from 9pm.
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NewsSerafinowicz back at Christmas
BBC2 sketch format The Peter Serafinowicz Show is to return for a Christmas special.
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NewsBBC creates two new exec roles for Salford
The BBC is to appoint a director of BBC North by the end of the year, to spearhead its controversial move to Salford Quays.
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NewsPaul Jackson: Hits and misses
During his time at ITV, Paul Jackson presided over a selection of hits as well as several flops. Here, Broadcast shines a spotlight on the highlights and lowlights of Jackson's time at ITV.