All S4C articles – Page 32
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NewsBig Brother back with 5.4m
The ninth series of Channel 4's Big Brother kicked off last night at 9pm with a decent enough 5.4m viewers (24.8%), including its time-shifted channel.
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Inuk wins£9.5m funding
IPTV platform specialist Inuk Networks has secured£9.5m in funding from S4C and venture capital firm Wesley Clover to help it continue to extend its services from university students to domestic consumers.
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FeaturesProduction: Outside broadcasts
If the usual line-up of sports and festivals weren't enough, OB companies are taking on the Olympics and Euro 2008 this summer, stretching resources to the limit.
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FeaturesMusic for TV
TV producers are favouring original or library music over commercial music in a bid to sidestep often complex rights issues, explains Meg Carter.
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NewsTarget name brand boss
Target Entertainment has promoted Helen Howells to the newly created position of global brand director.
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NewsDoctor Who sweeps Welsh Baftas
Doctor Who scooped six awards at the Bafta Cymru awards last night, making it the biggest single winner for the third year running.
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NewsUK HD strategy is too short term, says DTG
UK digital television will start to lag behind other European countries without a longer-term HD on DTT strategy, the Digital Television Group (DTG) has warned.
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NewsS4C to go Around the World in 80 Toilets
MIPTV: Welsh broadcaster S4C is to co-produce a new documentary series named Around the World in 80 Toilets.
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NewsAl-Jazeera teams with S4C
MIPTV: Al-Jazeera has secured its first UK co-production for the second series of Welsh broadcaster S4C's pre-school show Baaas.
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NewsHD Freeview ready in 2009
High definition (HD) TV channels will launch on Freeview in some parts of the country from as early as next year, media regulator Ofcom has said.
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NewsWelsh companies merge to form Rondo Media
Welsh production companies, Nant and and Opus TF, are join forces to form a new company Rondo Media.
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NewsDCD and Boomerang Plus set for marriage
Super-indie DCD Media is in advanced takeover talks with Welsh giant Boomerang Plus.
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Extra£1m for S4C kids
S4C is investing an extra£1m in kids programming this year on top of the£12m it already spends on children's services.
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NewsBritish Animation Awards 2008: The winners
The full list of this year's winners at the British Animation Awards.
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NewsBurnham rejects Welsh broadcasting proposals
New media secretary Andy Burnham has told Parliament he is against handing the Scottish and Welsh governments broadcasting powers claiming it would damage British television.
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NewsWelsh Assembly creates broadcasting committee
The Welsh Assembly has set up a committee to investigate the future of public service broadcasting in Wales.
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NewsS4C to ramp up kids output
S4C will begin broadcasting a six-and-a-half hour block of pre-school programming from June after plans for an overhaul of it kids output were given the green light.
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NewsBoomerang boosts profits in maiden results
Boomerang Plus has claimed it has been transformed in the last six months after posting more than£1m in operating profit in its maiden interim results.