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Interactive Emmy shortlist unveiled
BSkyB, Video Networks, Optimistic Network and the BBC have all been nominated in next month's inaugural International Interactive Emmy Awards.
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Hunniford to front Heaven And Earth
9.15am:Veteran TV presenter Gloria Hunniford is to take the helm of BBC1's religious programme The Heaven and Earth Show.
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Johnnie walks from Radio 2 drivetime
10am:BBC Radio 2 presenter Johnnie Walker is to leave his job as the station's drivetime DJ four days after he accepted an MBE for services to broadcasting.
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Rainbow returns on Nick Jr
10am:Bungle, George and Zippy are to be brought out of the closet for a UK comeback as Nick Jr secures the rights to hit kids' show Rainbow.
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Hit eyes Chorion takeover
10.15am:Hit Entertainment is reportedly ready to challenge Lord Alli's£108m bid for Noddyand Mr Menowner Chorion with a rival offer.
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Rip Curl joins BBC archive
10.30am:Surf, ski and snowbound action will now be available through the BBC archive after the corporation's commercial arm signed a deal with Australian sports brand Rip Curl.
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More4 gets a new President
Goodbye President Jed Bartlett - hello President Mackenzie Allen. More4 will replace political drama The West Wing, which ends its run later this year, with struggling US import Commander In Chief.
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Ofcom: TV is a turn-off for the young
Younger people are turning off TV and turning on their DAB radios according to Ofcom's communications market interim report, published today.
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Parkinson bags Blair
Tony Blair will be the opening guest on the new series of Parkinson, the first time that a Prime Minister has ever appeared on the show.
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Wagner to usher in Spring for Radio 3
BBC Radio 3 has unveiled its spring schedule, including a day of English music to celebrate St George's Day, and a special broadcast of Wagner's Ringcycle.
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Queen Mother to be the latest C4 royal muse
The Queen Mother will be the latest member of the Royal Family to have her life examined in a controversial Channel 4 special.
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News Quiz comedian Linda Smith dies
8.45am:Comedian Linda Smith, famous for her appearances on BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz, has died aged 48, after a long struggle with cancer.
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Freeview reaches 10m landmark
9.15am:Sales of Freeview boxes have hit the 10 million mark after an average of 70,000 flew off the shelves each week in January.
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NTL will bid for Premiership rights
NTL has confirmed plans to bid for the live broadcast rights to Premier League football matches.
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Tinopolis executive jailed for dangerous driving
A Tinopolis executive has been jailed for three years after being convicted for causing death by dangerous driving.
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IPTV service KIT to close
10.30am: Kingston Interactive Television (KIT), one of the first IPTV services in the UK, is to close down in April.
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Jimmy's Farm corrals 3.5m
Despite the new series of BBC2's Jimmy's Farmgaining a very healthy 3.5 million (14.3%) it still trailed behind Channel 4 and Five at 9pm.
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RDF employs Manners to grow rights business
RDF has poached Flextech's director of rights, Debbie Manners, to become its commercial director.
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Motive buys indie Brown Eyed Boy
Motive Television, the indie set up by former Chrysalis TV chief Mick Pilsworth, has made its first acquisition, buying a stake in the company behind BBC3 comedy 3 Non Blondes.
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North One wins£35m F1 contract
ITV Sport is signing off a£35m deal with North One Television which will see the indie exclusively produce its Formula One coverage for the next five years.