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MOYLES REPRIMANDED.
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has reprimanded Five show Live with Chris Moyles over bad language
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RA's Hooper to head Ofcom content board.
Richard Hooper, Radio Authority chairman and incoming deputy chairman of Ofcom, has been appointed as chairman designate of the new super-regulator's content board, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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BSkyB under attack in 'must carry' row.
ITV is to lead a campaign against BSkyB in the run-up to voting on the Communications
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NewsIndies win battle for fairer treatment
The much-awaited Independent Television Commission investigation into the relationship between UK broadcasters and independent programme makers has recommended a wide-ranging reform of the market, writes Jane Marlow
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NewsBSkyB under attack in 'must carry' row
ITV is to lead a campaign against BSkyB in the run-up to voting on the Communications Bill in a bid to force down the price the satellite giant charges public service broadcasters for access to its platform, write David Rose & Conor Dignam
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NewsGovernment unveils communications bill
In a surprise clause in the final draft of its communications bill, the government has today made provisions for BSkyB to be forced to carry all public service channels, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsITC raps Moyles show
Chris Evans has celebrated his television comeback with a ticking off from the Independent Television Commission (ITC) over foul language on his Five show Live with Chris Moyles, writes Colin Robertson
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NEWS COVERAGE - Telling the same stories.
More diversity in news and current affairs is key to winning back audiences, says an ITC report. Does this signal an end to the much-vaunted impartiality of news providers?
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Bectu seeks BBC meeting.
Broadcasting union Bectu is calling for an urgent meeting with the BBC over fears that around 200 job cuts could be made across three BBC programme divisions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Documentary - Docs and the Comms Bill: Why US ownership of UK Media is a threat.
In September a Tonight with Trevor McDonald investigation exposed unhygienic working practices inside a chicken-nugget factory
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News Analysis - Little and Large.
The carve-up of responsibility for broadcasting between the DTI and the DCMS works for now, but once the Communications Act comes into force and trade issues become more important will the DCMS get sidelined?
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Docu-drama in clear.
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has cleared the ITV's controversial docu-drama on mass-murderer Harold Shipman of
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ITV hits back at ITC international warning.
ITV has clashed with the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after the regulator warned it must continue
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MPs to demand cut in Sky fees for PSBs.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell is to face demands from MPs to force BSkyB to reduce the
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NewsJowell drops 'three plus one' rule
The government has confirmed that the controversial 'three plus one' local radio ownership rule will be dropped in favour of a 'two plus one' requirement, write Colin Robertson and Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsRadio sector set to win '3 plus 1' battle
The commercial radio industry is optimistic that the government's controversial 'three plus one' local ownership will be dropped in favour of a 'two plus one' requirement, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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ITV hits back at ITC international warning
ITV has clashed with the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after the regulator warned it must continue to make extra money available to its news service to ensure quality reporting of international events, writes Steve Aston
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NewsITC clears ITV1 Shipman drama
ITV1 has been handed a reprieve by the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after it cleared the broadcaster's controversial docudrama on mass-murderer Harold Shipman of charges of bad taste and insensitivity, writes Luke Satchell
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ITC: scrap news bias rules for niche TV.
Minority broadcasters should be allowed to dispense with strict rules governing impartiality in order to inject
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NewsITC: scrap news bias rules for niche TV
Minority broadcasters should be allowed to dispense with strict rules governing impartiality in order to inject life into predictable news bulletins and get more people watching, a major study of television news has concluded, writes David Wood