Small MPU – Page 1697
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IN MY VIEW - Tony Stoller.
On Access Radio, a non-commercial service which could fill the gaps in current provision.
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ON THE BOX - Popstars who don't sing.
Two Four Productions' Rukhsana Mosam regrets the constant intervention of Nigel in Popstars but was moved by The Last Days.
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NEWS ANALYSIS - Contract killer?
Sky has been battling against ITN's hold on television news for nearly two decades. But the announcement from Sky News last week that it has four TV players on board for the next bid marks a new seriousness to the challenge.
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GREG DYKE AT THE BBC - One year of Dyke's rule.
Programme-makers cheered in a director general who promised to demolish Birtist bureaucracy and put the BBC's money back into production. But dissenting voices in the corporation remain unconvinced that Dyke will deliver the golden age they were hoping fo
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ANALYSIS - INDIE FINANCE - From a Chrysalis to a butterfly.
Chrysalis has its fingers in a number of pies, besides TV production, such as music, media products and new media - but its radio interests, which have enjoyed phenomenal growth, are the stars of the show.
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TX - The best possible taste.
If a film sub-titled In search of the Kama Sutra evokes images of acres of naked flesh and soft-focus sex scenes then Position Impossible is going to disappoint. Executive producer Narinder
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INTERVIEW - War of independents.
Shaun Williams, chief executive of producers' alliance Pact for almost exactly three years, leaves his post at the end of this week. As he begins a holiday before joining Carlton Communications
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Older viewers lured into peaktime by 1940s House.
Channel 4's The 1940s House (Thursday 21.00) - with 3.68 million in 14th place in the minority channels top 30 - is a programme with real appeal for C4's daytime-watching oldies.
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Dissident to lead BBC licence fee protest
A former Russian dissident said yesterday that he was prepared to go to jail in protest at the BBC's lack of impart...
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Arts fears as BBC prepares to revamp Omnibus
The BBC is to scrap Omnibus, its flagship arts programme, in its present form, it revealed yesterday, alarming crit...
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Cilla's set for a new TV show
Cilla Black is to host a new show for ITV, which has been lined up as a possible Blind Date re-placement. ...
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ITV close to BSkyB deal
ITV is close to a multimillion-pound interactive television deal with the satellite broadcaster BSkyB. ...
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BSkyB pre-tax profits between£29 and£35 million
British Sky Broadcasting in which The News Corporation has a 36.3 per cent stake, is forecast to report first quart...
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So what's the truth Ulrika?
Ulrika Jonsson came under pressure to explain her rape allegations last night after pictures were published of her ...
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Lapdance shock on TV Date
Blind Date contestant Maria Mawston had a lorra lorra explaining to do after being exposed as a lap dancer yesterda...
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Burrel lines up£100,000 TV deal
Princess Diana's butler is negotiating a£100,000 fee to talk about his Old Bailey trial ordeal on TV. ...
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Aha! Alan's back
Funnyman Steve Coogan is set to bring hapless comic character Alan Partridge back to our screens, exactly one week ...
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NewsMilia is folded into MipTV
The declining interest in new media ventures has finally hit annual trade show Milia, after organisers unveiled plans to fold the three-day event into TV programme market MipTV, writes David Wood
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BSkyB has appointed its first head of music television ahead of the launch of its three new music channels next year, writes Luke Satchell