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Govt favours bidders in free spectrum promise.
The Government has assured bidders for the three multiplexes formerly used by ITV Digital that they
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NewsGovt favours bidders in free spectrum promise
The government has assured bidders for the three multiplexes formerly used by ITV Digital that they will not be charged to use the spectrum but has controversially not extended the guarantee to existing multiplex holders, including the BBC and ITV, writes Barbara Marshall
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Green Bay in double hiring.
Cardiff-based indie Green Bay Media has made two new development appointments in an expansion drive aimed at consolidating its position as one of the leading Welsh production houses, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Green Bay in double hiring
Cardiff-based indie Green Bay Media has made two new development appointments in an expansion drive aimed at consolidating its position as one of the leading Welsh production houses, writes Leigh Holmwood
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S4C launches online guide to TV careers.
Welsh broadcaster S4C is launching a new online initiative aimed at explaining to teenagers the many
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NewsITC receives interest in DTT platform
The ITC has announced that it has received expressions of interest over the digital terrestrial television multiplexes that have been re-advertised following the collapse of ITV Digital. But the watchdog in keeping tight-lipped about the identity of the applicants, who have to submit their final detailed bids by 30 May, ...
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NEWS ANALYSIS - TV's burning issue.
Where has the collapse of ITV Digital left the government's plan to switch off the analogue television signal by 2010? To Tessa Jowell, it's just a bump on the way to the switchover but to others it's the end of the road
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BBC WALES STEAMS AHEAD AT BAFTA CYMRU.
BBC Wales has picked up nearly half of the 99 nominations for this year's Bafta Cymru
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4C to take a gamble with new series
Welsh broadcaster 4C is to launch its own version of Channel 4 gambling show Banzai with new format Beat the Bookie, writes Jon RogersS4C commissioning editor for light entertainment Huw Chiswell
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STEPHENS AGREES TO STAY ON AS HEAD OF S4C.
Elan Closs Stephens has agreed to sit for a second term as chair of Welsh broadcaster S4C. During her upcoming term, which starts this month, she has said she wants to
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Indie move goes against the tide.
Wild Dream Films is bucking the trend of indies moving out to the regions by moving from Wales to Brighton to be closer to London commissioning editors, writes Penny Hughes.
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Wild Dream Films moves to Brighton
Indie leaves Wales to be closer to London-based commissioning editors
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S4C appeals for cash injection.
Welsh broadcaster S4C has made a desperate plea to the government for more money amid fears that without an injection of cash the service could be seriously damaged.S4C chief executive Huw
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ITV Digital should be frozen, says City.
ITV Digital should stop marketing to new subscribers and shareholders Carlton and Granada should freeze the troubled business, senior City sources said this week, writes Simon Ellery.
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S4C appeals for cash injection
Welsh broadcaster warns that cost of developing digital programming is hampering its public service duties
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S4C poaches producer from Pop Factory.
S4C has appointed producer Siwan Jobbins as commissioning editor, children's programmes, writes Penny Hughes.
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S4C appoints new commissioning editor, children's
Siwan Jobbins to be responsible for the broadcaster's 12 weekly hours of kids' programming
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VLV HEADS TO WALES.
BBC Wales controller Menna Richards will be one of the key speakers at pressure group Voice of the Listener & Viewer's fifth annual conference on broadcasting in Wales on 28 February.
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Call for regional ITV to go digital.
ITV should forget trying to fulfil its regional commitments on its main network and should instead launch a separate digital channel to serve the regions, according to Campaign for Quality Television
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Call for regional ITV to go digital
Campaign for Quality Television chairman Ray Fitzwalter says a separate digital channel to serve the regions would ease ITV's financial burden of supporting low-rating regional shows