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    BBC dominates kids' Baftas

    2002-11-26T09:11:25Z

    The BBC came away the main victor at the Bafta children's awards, picking up eight of the 14 categories, in what will be the perfect leaving present for outgoing CBBC controller Nigel Pickard, writes Leigh Homwood

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    Welsh skillset arm.

    2002-11-15T15:29:16Z

    Industry training body Skillset has set up a dedicated arm in Wales. Skillset Cymru, based at

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    Spectrum costs to become reality.

    2002-10-18T13:07:32Z

    The prospect of broadcasters having to shell out up to #15m per channel in spectrum charges

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    Spectrum costs to become reality

    2002-10-16T17:01:14Z

    The prospect of broadcasters having to shell out up to£15m per channel in spectrum charges will become a reality in a little over three years after the government this week gave the go-ahead for the controversial plan, writes Barbara Marshall

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    Ten Alps buys up Red Welly.

    2002-10-09T09:53:56Z

    TV and RADIO indie Ten Alps is planning a move into animation and has bought digital

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    Ten Alps buys up Red Welly

    2002-10-03T10:56:31Z

    TV and radio indie Ten Alps is planning a move into animation and has bought digital effects and animation production company Red Welly Studios as part of the strategy, writes Georgina Lipscomb

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    Cartoon d'Or goes to C4 film.

    2002-09-26T16:45:02Z

    A Channel 4-backed British film won this year's prestigious Cartoon d'Or - the Oscar of the European animation industry, writes Tim Westcott

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    Govt may drop must carry law.

    2002-09-26T16:45:01Z

    The government is expected to yield to pressure from BSkyB and abandon a universal 'must-carry' provision

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    Govt may drop must carry law

    2002-09-26T11:17:59Z

    The government is expected to yield to pressure from BSkyB and abandon a universal 'must-carry' provision in the communications bill, the Liberal Democrats claimed this week, write Paul Revoir and David Rose

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    C4 film wins Cartoon d'Or

    2002-09-24T09:57:40Z

    A Channel 4-backed British film won this year's prestigious Cartoon d'Or - the Oscar of the European animation industry, writes Tim Westcott

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    S4C TO LAUNCH WEBSITE.

    2002-09-13T17:17:13Z

    Welsh public service broadcaster S4C is to launch a new bilingual website to showcase its programmes

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    S4C backs kids series.

    2002-08-08T16:51:58Z

    Welsh broadcaster S4C is set to pour an extra #3m into children's programming over the next three years in order to better serve the nation's young people, writes Penny Hughes

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    S4C backs kids series

    2002-08-07T16:55:03Z

    Welsh broadcaster S4C is set to pour an extra£3m into children's programming over the next three years in order to better serve the nation's young people, writes Penny Hughes

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    WELSHMAN POACHED.

    2002-07-15T09:52:54Z

    HTV Wales head of features Dafydd Llyr James has been poached by Cardiff-based indie Boomerang. He

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    DTT LICENCES - And the winner is.

    2002-07-08T07:23:20Z

    The ITC's decision on the reassignment of ITV Digital's vacant multiplexes is a thorny one. So, with digital TV's future in the balance, will political or business considerations prevail?

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    ON THE BOX - Love's great adventure.

    2002-07-08T07:23:20Z

    S4C International head of international sales Rhianydd Darwin fell for Cutting Edge but has a suspicion Hot Property is selling us short

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    S4C ORDERS LEARNING WELSH REALITY SHOW.

    2002-07-08T07:23:19Z

    Welsh public service broadcaster S4C has ordered a Big Brother-style show for September that gives eight

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    S4C IN #3M DEFICIT.

    2002-07-08T07:23:17Z

    S4C's spend has exceeded its revenue for the second year running with a deficit of #3.3m

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    S4C orders learning Welsh reality show

    2002-07-03T15:53:04Z

    Welsh public service broadcaster S4C has ordered a Big Brother-style show for September that gives eight participants eight weeks to learn Welsh while confined to a language institute. Film cameras installed at the Nant Gwrtheyrn Centre in north Wales will record every move of 16 ...

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    LEADER - BBC is favourite for DTT licences.

    2002-06-20T14:30:57Z

    Just a day after details of the four consortia bidding for the digital terrestrial TV (DTT)