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NewsSony BMG inks Cliq deal
UBC Media has signed a deal to add Sony BMG’s music catalogue to Cliq service, which allows radio listeners to buy the tracks they hear played.
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NewsGoogle overtakes ITV1 in advertising revenue
Google’s UK advertising revenues have overtaken those of ITV1 for the first time.
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NewsDoc Martin goes from strength to strength
ITV1 drama Doc Martin got its second highest audience ever last night with 9.3m (38.4%) watching at 9pm.
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NewsAnthony Clare dies
The psychiatrist and broadcaster Professor Anthony Clare has died suddenly at the age of 64.
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NewsGI signs crime novels co-production deal
Granada International is co-developing a pair of dramas based on novels by best-selling crime writer Martina Cole.
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NewsChallenge goes back for more Miss World
Virgin Media TV-owned Challenge has renewed its deal for the exclusive UK rights to coverage of the Miss World final.
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NewsOwl flies around world
Kids indie TV-Loonland has secured a raft of international deals for animated series The Owl after it was picked up by the BBC.
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NewsFX content to go on 4oD
Channel 4’s 4oD service is likely to feature shows such as The Wire (pictured) and 24 after the broadcaster signed a third-party deal with Fox International entertainment channel FX.
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NewsThe Bill airs on YouTube
Fremantle Media Enterprises (FME) and Talkback Thames have teamed up to launch The Bill on YouTube.
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NewsDacre quits Ten Alps to launch Inclusive Digital
Teachers TV founder Nigel Dacre has left Ten Alps Digital to set up his own web TV company.
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NewsCity Talk recruits new presenters
Actress Margi Clarke and former Brookside actor Dean Sullivan are to host regular shows on Emap’s new radio station City Talk.
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NewsCoolio stars in US reality sitcom
RDF USA is making a reality sitcom about rap star Coolio and his unique approach to parenting for US network Oxygen.
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NewsContent focus: Breakout
Comedian Danny Wallace fronts this light-hearted podcast series for Prison Break fans.
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NewsTV Critics 30 October 2007
TV critics' verdict on programmes - including Roger Cook's Greatest Hits on ITV1 - broadcast on the 30 October 2007.
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NewsKitchen Nightmares returns with 4.2m
Viewers show no sign of losing interest in Channel 4 food programme Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares judging by the 4.2m viewers (18%) that tuned in for the opening episode of the fourth series last night.
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NewsRDF results hit by Crowngate
RDF Media chief executive David Frank has put a brave face on RDF’s latest results.
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NewsSimply Media takes on Ministry of Sound
Ministry of Sound has become the first UK content provider on Simply Media’s international IPTV platform, which will also offer all Freeview channels by the end of the year.
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NewsGrade restates need for new regulation agreement
ITV executive chairman Michael Grade today reiterated his call for a new regulation settlement.