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NewsJump kicks off Jetix kids' slot
Jump has created the opening ident for Jetix kids channel's breakfast slot.
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NewsBlue posts Drop Dead promos
Blue has completed the post on the Drop Dead Gorgeouspromo package by Red Bee Media for Hat Trick Productions.
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NewsHow BBC rights deal benefits producers
The deal between Pact and the BBC on new media rights, announced last week, represents a carefully balanced contract between the two parties.
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NewsLiving TV's Rosencrantz promotes Benham to managing editor role
Flextech has moved to fill two executive roles after a raft of senior defections in recent weeks, including that of managing director Lisa Opie who quit after 13 years on Friday with no job to go to.
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NewsIndie goes mobile
Indie Twofour has launched a mobile division and hired former Nokia Ventures executive Philip Bourchier O'Ferrall to head it.
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NewsBlue Peter move
Veteran Blue Peter host Matt Baker has quit after seven years - but will continue presenting for the BBC.
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NewsMinister hits back
New broadcasting minister Shaun Woodward has accused Conservative leader David Cameron of 'caricaturing the BBC'.
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NewsUnions 'insulted'
Unions have hit out at ITV for describing the proposed 40 job cuts to its regional news service as 'enhancements', calling the claim 'thoroughly insulting'.
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NewsCelebrating the leaders of the digital revolution
Celebrating the leaders of the digital revolution
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NewsRDF poaches BBC staff to lead development
RDF Media has overhauled its development team in the wake of Stuart Murphy's surprise exit from the indie, poaching two BBC executives in the process.
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NewsBravo picks up adult toons from Turner
Men's channel Bravo is launching a version of Turner Broadcasting System's US hit cartoon block Adult Swim, as part of a new strategy to move the channel into commissioning comedy animation series.
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NewsESPN gets access to 70,000 hours of BBC sport
Recently launched vintage sports channel ESPN Classic has secured the largest BBC sports archive deal to date, giving it access to over 70,000 hours of footage from events such as the Olympics and FA Cup Finals.
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Ricochet challenges women to do ‘men's' jobs
Women will attempt to prove they can be better cowboys, hunters or loggers than men in a Ricochet series for Channel 4.
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NewsFlextech offers viewers downloads of US shows
Flextech is to enter the online download market, offering viewers the chance to rent US network shows it airs such as Grey's Anatomy, Extreme Makeoverand Aliasfollowing a deal with Buena Vista International Television.
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NewsLubbock father in talks over doc
The father of Stuart Lubbock, the man who died in Michael Barrymore's swimming pool, is in talks with production companies about making a programme about his son's death.
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NewsFive wins Screenings favourite Shark
Five is believed to have fought off stiff competition from ITV to snap up the rights to 20th Century Fox legal drama Shark, one of the best received shows at the recent LA Screenings.
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NewsKelly Osbourne to be face of Project Catwalk
Sky One has replaced the demure chic of Elizabeth Hurley with the rough-edged charm of Kelly Osbourne for the new series of Project Catwalk.
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NewsAnneka Rice rises to new challenges on ITV
ITV is poised to put Anneka Rice back in a tracksuit as part of plans to reprise hit BBC1 show Challenge Anneka.
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NewsMore 4 voted new channel of the year
More 4, launched by Channel 4 last October with an attention-grabbing 'adult entertainment' publicity campaign, won new channel of the year in the Broadcast Digital Channel Awards last night (Wednesday).
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NewsEmu brought back to life by Rod Hull's son
Michael Parkinson look out: ITV is bringing back puppet icon Emu with the son of the late Rod Hull taking control of the famous beak.


















